Scott Lewis
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How to change folder redirection to a new server
We currently have a policy in place that redirects all users My Documents to a file server. The existing file server is a Windows 2000 server. We want to move all the documents to a new Windows 2008 r2 server. We have a mixture of Windows XP and Windows 7 workstations for the users. Can I:
1. Manually copy all the user folders from the old server to the new server using XCOPY source destination /o
2. Then change the GPO to read \\newserver\users\%usernam e%
and everything will be good to go? I have read so many conflicting ways of doing this. Thanks!
1. Manually copy all the user folders from the old server to the new server using XCOPY source destination /o
2. Then change the GPO to read \\newserver\users\%usernam
and everything will be good to go? I have read so many conflicting ways of doing this. Thanks!
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You are correct move user profile data using robocopy or xcopy or File server migration tool then change the profile path in folder redirection policy.
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What are the correct switches for Robocopy? I want to copy the ownership, permissions, etc. over to the new location exactly as it currently is on the existing file server. Thanks!
What are the correct switches for Robocopy? I want to copy the ownership, permissions, etc. over to the new location exactly as it currently is on the existing file server. Thanks!
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