Need help with Batch file that copies selected extensions to network drive

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Anthony

I need to create a batch job that copies selected extensions/folders
from the local C: Drive to a network folder. I have created the
relevant DOS Network boot disk which maps the correct network drives.
What I have an issue with is the copy process. I need to ensure the
copy process works across NT4, Windows 2000 and XP workstations. I
need to be able to copy the following:

Favorites
*.do?
*.xl?
*.mdb
*.dic
*.pst

Can anyone give me some code that will do this. We need to backup 500
PC's before we redeploy a new SOE. Users copy data in different
folders so the code needs to basically search the entire C: Drive and
copy data and folder structures to a network folder

Thanks
Anthony
 
Anthony said:
I need to create a batch job that copies selected extensions/folders
from the local C: Drive to a network folder. I have created the
relevant DOS Network boot disk which maps the correct network drives.
What I have an issue with is the copy process. I need to ensure the
copy process works across NT4, Windows 2000 and XP workstations. I
need to be able to copy the following:

Favorites
*.do?
*.xl?
*.mdb
*.dic
*.pst

Can anyone give me some code that will do this. We need to backup 500
PC's before we redeploy a new SOE. Users copy data in different
folders so the code needs to basically search the entire C: Drive and
copy data and folder structures to a network folder

Thanks
Anthony
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Same answer as in ambnt. Please don't multipost, crosspost if neccessary.

If I understand you right, the batch should work from a "dos" boot disk.
How do you gain access to ntfs-drives on the workstations?
Shall the folder structure of found files be preserved?
What about lfn's, current rights for files etc.

There are details missing or your approach needs revision.

HTH
 
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