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| Server 2008 x64 and Vista x64 | Permission required for copying with ACLs using robocopy Hello I have the following issue: I want to copy files including all their attributes and ACLs from my computer to a network storage. Our architecture is quite simple: a single domain controller (I believe it's Windows Server 2008 x64) and many desktops connected to domain. Our administrator said we could do this with robocopy utility which is installed on our desktops (which vary from Vista to even Windows Server 2003 - just because it's more stable than XP). She said we have all the permissions required for the operation. When I tried to perform the following operation: Code: robocopy C:\MyDirectory \\Storage\TeamA\MyDirectory /E /SEC she told me to find exactly what set of permissions should be defined, and she will set it as I say. So, can anyone explain me exactly what permissions/settings/anything else should be existing for C:\MyDirectory and \\Storage\TeamA directories? Should our users be defined in some specific way? Anything in policies? I'll be really appreciative. In addition: does robocopy perform privileges elevation? So it can accomodate the minimal required level to perform the operation? Thanks a lot. Alex. |
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