File replication

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Vikram

Hi,

Is there any method to do file replication without using Dfs ??

Basically i have 2 servers and have a directory which is NOT a shared
directory on both the servers.

I need to have replication between these directory on that 2 different
server. I can opt for Dfs, but the problem is that i (ofcouse my boss)
doesnt will to share that directory even by protecting with a password.

Is there any way to achieve this ???

Thanks for you helps and tips.


Vikram
 
Vikram,

Administratively speaking, every folder on a disk always belongs to a shared
ancestor. If you can manage to replicate through administrative shares (i.e. C$,
D$,...) - which is *not* recommended - then you have a way. You will have to
navigate to the subdirectory that contains the files to replicate but at least
you can use that way.

I'd for instance define a task in "Scheduled Tasks" with runs a script file
(either .JS/.VBS or .CMD). The script should run under an administrative account
that both servers know. If both servers are in the same domain then you can run
the task using Domain Administrator account.

Of course this scenario applies only if replication occurs in the same
"direction". If both directories can be updated in the same time and
synchronization must occur you'll have to use a more complex solution. Please
post back if you need more.

Hope this helps.

Vince C.
 

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