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you can use robocopy to move the files and write the log out to a file. robocopy is part of the windows resource tool kit.
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Okay. But how do I Scan for specific file types? and select the files to be moved. 
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Hi,<br />
I have A Windows 2003 R2 used as a File Server in My Organization. I have Installed File Server Resource Manager In those servers and restricted to Store Audio/Video/Executable FIles. &nbsp;Now the Issues is that The Datas That were Stored in the Sharedrive Before Enabling the Screening Contains some Audio/Media FIles. Is there Any Way I can move those to a Non Shared Location in A Single Streach With a repor Stating that the following fIles has Been Moved. So that it can be restored when Necessary.
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Hi,
I have A Windows 2003 R2 used as a File Server in My Organization. I have Installed File Server Resource Manager In those servers and restricted to Store Audio/Video/Executable FIles.  Now the Issues is that The Datas That were Stored in the Sharedrive Before Enabling the Screening Contains some Audio/Media FIles. Is there Any Way I can move those to a Non Shared Location in A Single Streach With a repor Stating that the following fIles has Been Moved. So that it can be restored when Necessary.

you can use robocopy to move the files and write the log out to a file. robocopy is part of the windows resource tool kit.

Okay. But how do I Scan for specific file types? and select the files to be moved. 

File Server House Keeping

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).