Seeking help from someone who is experienced in scripting. I am trying to
move a home folder and its content from 1 server to another that I created
that is virtualized.

"teddkilroy" <teddkilroy@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Seeking help from someone who is experienced in scripting. I am trying to
> move a home folder and its content from 1 server to another that I created
> that is virtualized.

While you can do this with some VB Script of between 50
and 100 lines, an easier solution would be to use dedicated
administrative tools, e.g. this one:
robocopy /s "d:\User Files" \\Server2\SomeShare\User Files *.*

installed it, works fine the only drawback, it only does one copy/move at a
time. So I can't move say H$ which has X user home dir's.


"Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:

>
> "teddkilroy" <teddkilroy@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:4436CA7D-D1CB-42FD-B4C5-ABC8C0E6DBC7@xxxxxx

> > Seeking help from someone who is experienced in scripting. I am trying to
> > move a home folder and its content from 1 server to another that I created
> > that is virtualized.

>
> While you can do this with some VB Script of between 50
> and 100 lines, an easier solution would be to use dedicated
> administrative tools, e.g. this one:
> robocopy /s "d:\User Files" \\Server2\SomeShare\User Files *.*
>
>
>

Why can't you move the whole lot in one fell swoop?
Just move one level up in the source tree!


"teddkilroy" <teddkilroy@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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> installed it, works fine the only drawback, it only does one copy/move at
> a
> time. So I can't move say H$ which has X user home dir's.
>
>
> "Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:
>

>>
>> "teddkilroy" <teddkilroy@xxxxxx> wrote in message
>> news:4436CA7D-D1CB-42FD-B4C5-ABC8C0E6DBC7@xxxxxx

>> > Seeking help from someone who is experienced in scripting. I am trying
>> > to
>> > move a home folder and its content from 1 server to another that I
>> > created
>> > that is virtualized.

>>
>> While you can do this with some VB Script of between 50
>> and 100 lines, an easier solution would be to use dedicated
>> administrative tools, e.g. this one:
>> robocopy /s "d:\User Files" \\Server2\SomeShare\User Files *.*
>>
>>
>>