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I'm wanting to create a batch script that will automatically run a health report on our DFSR server, I must be having a syntax error or something I don't know but I just cannot seem to get the blasted thing to run once manually. Can someone that has some experience in running the bloody command walk me through one? I've read the bloody manual on dfsradmin and I've looked at the /? on the syntax but it still won't run.<br />
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I'm on server 2008 <br />
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The command I'm looking to run is <br />
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'dfsradmin health new'<br />
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Many thanks mates
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I'm wanting to create a batch script that will automatically run a health report on our DFSR server, I must be having a syntax error or something I don't know but I just cannot seem to get the blasted thing to run once manually. Can someone that has some experience in running the bloody command walk me through one? I've read the bloody manual on dfsradmin and I've looked at the /? on the syntax but it still won't run.

I'm on server 2008 

The command I'm looking to run is 

'dfsradmin health new'

Many thanks mates

Help with dfsradmin running health report through command line

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