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Try it like this using the UNC path:<br />
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robocopy //Server1/D$/Folder1/ //Server2/D$\Folder2
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Try it like this using the UNC path:

robocopy //Server1/D$/Folder1/ //Server2/D$\Folder2

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I need to copy 1.82TB of data from a WD 2TB MyBook connected to a Server 2003 R2 Standard box via USB to an 8TB WD ShareSpace on my network. &nbsp;<br />
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Would this syntax be correct for the scenerio above? &nbsp;<br />
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robocopy \\E:\Archives_HW11521 \\Y: /sec /w:1 /r:1 /log:c:\temp\logfile.txt<br />
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The destination drive is mapped as E: and the folder is Archives_HW11521. &nbsp;The 8TB network drive is mapped as the Y: drive on the server. &nbsp;I am looking to make a copy while maintaining the file structure/permissions and not blowing anything up. 
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I need to copy 1.82TB of data from a WD 2TB MyBook connected to a Server 2003 R2 Standard box via USB to an 8TB WD ShareSpace on my network.  

Would this syntax be correct for the scenerio above?  

robocopy \\E:\Archives_HW11521 \\Y: /sec /w:1 /r:1 /log:c:\temp\logfile.txt

The destination drive is mapped as E: and the folder is Archives_HW11521.  The 8TB network drive is mapped as the Y: drive on the server.  I am looking to make a copy while maintaining the file structure/permissions and not blowing anything up. 

Is this Robocopy command/syntax correct?

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