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superco7

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Dec 20, 2002
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I was wondering if anyone could help me out. I have to move a folder that contains many subfolders from one server to another. Both have Win NT Server on them. The question I have is if there is an easy way of keeping the permissions on that folder and all of its subfolders over the move. Kinda hoping I wont have to sit there and reset all the permissions on these folders. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
 
When you copy a folder from one server to another, all of the folders and subfolders will inherit the permissions of the location that you are copying into.

I'm not aware of a way around that. By the way, If you could do that, you would immediately have permission problems because users are based on \\computer_name\user_name and/or domain_name\username.

HTH
 
Thats what I figured, but just I wanted to check before I spent a whole day doing it. Thanks a lot for the help.
 
Hi,

Scopy.exe is the utility which comes with res kit. this utility will copy the folder with the permissions on in . i.e. you can copy the folder to another localtion and the permissions of the folders will remains as it is.

try to search more on MS site.


this article is related to scopy.

HTH Aslam
 
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