Rsync works wonders if this is a *nix to *nix type of move. Best of all it's free! Rsync on windows should be considered beta at best. I use it at work to copy Retrospect backup set files to our other office every night. Older versions would spontaneously quit working and need a reinstall and fiddling with to get working again. The latest revision has yet to fail me. It probably will, that is why we don't use it as a primary backup method. :)
On windows and Mac I know Dantz Retrospect has a "Duplicate" option. It works well. Copy one directory or many to any network accessible storage place. The only complaint I have is that it doesn't delete files that are deleted from the source. The files are not in any type of backup set file or anything like that, it just copies the files from wherever you specify to wherever you specify. Scheduling is built into the program as well. Rv -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Rob Finger HWG Sent: Thursday, May 26, 2005 2:37 PM To: The Hardware List Subject: Re: [H] Moving data to a Virtual Server Well we need more of a File copy utility that is reliable. Something that will copy over all the data at the end of each day. Ben Ruset wrote: > Ghost? > > Rob Finger HWG wrote: > >> Long story so I won't get into to much detail. We have a machine at >> work that analyzes slides and produces a large amount of data on the >> local disk. This computer is behind a firewall (that is the long >> story). We are looking to move this data to our virtual server so >> others can look at the output. >> >> I have been suggested Datakeeper which I thought was included in >> Partition Magic 8.0 but some to find out it is part of Pro. >> >> Anyone else have recommendations on a program that will move data and >> keep it in it's native format. Price is not really an issue. >> >> Rob >> >>
