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Hello,

I have two systems: the first one is a domain member and other is the workgroup computer. Now I want to schedule copy command for copying one file on a daily basis from workgroup computer to domain member computer.

It is possible with a batch file?

Workgroup computer name: hisserver
User: administrator
Password: hisserver
Domain Member: hisbackup
User: administrator
Password: *healthbackup

System Configuration: Windows 2003 Internet Explorer 6.0
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Answer 1 / 6

Hi,

Please try the following batch command:
  • set path=c:\WINDOWS\system32;
  • echo Copying started at %date% %time%>>_date_.txt
  • xcopy E:\backup \\SERVER\BACKUP\others /s /a /d
  • echo Copying finished at %date% %time%>>_date_.txt
  • echo Completed Successfully at %date% %time%>>_date_.txt
  • echo --------------------------------------------------------------------------- >>_date_.txt
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hi I have tired this way but it shows me erros,,,,iam trying to copy a file from my local machine(vista) to a remote machine(windows2003) and I am trying to copy a file from from
my c:\folder to c:\transfer in remote machine and I have given same command lines and it doesnot.

i have given like this xcopy c:\practicetemp \\10.65.1.71 C:\transfer /s/a/d

rest is same,,,,,,,it gives invalid num of parameters
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great..it works..thanks
Answer 2 / 6

xcopy directory [destination-directory]

and then turn this into a .BAT file
Answer 3 / 6

mudbrains, can you explain the purpose of this statement in your code?
set path=c:\WINDOWS\system32;
Answer 4 / 6

We can use NET USE COMMAND to connect to a remote computer
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yes but psexec should have been installed on remote machine
Answer 5 / 6

Right click Command Promt and choose Run As - Administrator (local or domain)
Run the batch file from the Commnad Promt windows just open.
Answer 6 / 6

but how will the networ drive get mapped

what about username and password


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ambrish
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Hi,

No need to map the network, allow permission in the server backup directory for that domain user.

Thanks
JJ
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> Mudbrains
Ok, what if I wanted to Sync files from a Windows PC using an FTP Network Connection that has been defined and works just fine.

I want to use that connection to SYNC to a remote server.

I'd like to create a batch file that I can add to my Task Scheduler.
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