Re: Hi is there a way to move shares from one drive to another on

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"jitu" <jitendra.k.sharma@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi is there a way to move shares from one drive to another on
the same server without having to recreate the share / permissions?
This is a Windows 2003 server.


Moving a share is easy: You simply delete it on one drive, then
recreate it on the other. Takes less than a minute!

Moving the folder takes a little longer. Both xcopy.exe and robocopy.exe
have switches that will preserve the existing folder permissions.


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