I’m a big fan of
SyncToy, but being GUI, it’s not schedule-able (new word). I believe this
means it fails his requirements. I wish it weren’t so – it’s a great
tool.
Brian
Hoort
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Re: [MSUNAG] need a bit of software for an XP workstation, that will run a
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I have used Microsoft's
synctoy with pretty good results. It has a GUI interface, so a little easier to
set up
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/digitalphotography/prophoto/synctoy.mspx
From: MSU
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Re: [MSUNAG] need a bit of software for an XP workstation, that will run a
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We have an XP Pro machine that
houses our Admissions Database for the
Nothing fancy, but it
works really well. As long as the machine is powered on, it
runs.
-dak
On 5/10/07 2:06 PM, "Skutt, Tim"
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You
assign the user credentials on which to run the tasks as on XP. As long as
it is running on a service account that has a password that doesn't expire that
should work pretty well.
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Re: [MSUNAG] need a bit of software for an XP workstation, that will run a
backup as a service
How about a Scheduled
Task running a batch file running XCOPY or ROBOCOPY? Better yet, you may
be able to use a syncing program that only copies over the changes (ala RSYNC).
On my
Brian
Hoort
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