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Nick Andre | All | Syncing directories |
May 8, 2023 8:22 AM * |
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Between two Dell R510 servers running Windows.... suggestions? Server A and B have 2x16TB drives in a Raid 1. Both are Windows Server 2019. Server B is intended to be a mirror copy of Server A, but does not need to be on except for maybe a few times a year to sync up desired changes on Server A. Server A will tell Server B to power up remotely via. the Dell Idrac "Racadm" command a few times a year via Task scheduler. Server B the boots up to Windows and executes a simple batch file which Xcopies the contents of server A, erasing the Archive attribute, then automatically shutting down when completed. So only new files added to server A are ever copied to server B... files which have the archive-attribute on changes. The problem is if I ever decide to move directories or erase. Xcopy does not take this into account. I must manually login to Server B to do the same type of changes as on server A. Only copy-operations are really in sync. For example, if I move a directory on Server A, Xcopy will see it as a "new" directory in the copy process on server B. Open to suggestions or improvements, using what is native to Windows or shareware I can try out. Not a show-stopper, the setup is doing exactly as I want it to do. Nick --- Renegade vY2Ka2 * Origin: Joey, do you like movies about gladiators? (618:500/24) |
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