Hello,
The other thing to do is put the filespace in squiggly brackets.
dsmc ret {\\machine\x$}\* -fromnode=...
Like Steven, I prefer -virtualnode instead of from node.
With -fromnode, you have to grant the access properly, which is sometimes a
pain. With -virtualnode, you just need to know th
Hi Jim
\\thatnode\c$\*.*
Retrieves only files in the C$ root directory with a period in the name.
If you want everything under c$ I'd use
ret \\thatnode\c$\* -fromnode=thatnode -subdir=y
you will also have to specify a destination as without it will try to put the
data back into \\thatnode
