A workaround I once used was to have two servers that would map network drives as needed (I even got them to RAS dial each other) and copy data files between specific directories (essentially in and out baskets on each server), and have a phantom on each that sucked in the data from files in those directories at regular intervals. There was also a bit of semaphore locking to prevent contention, etc.

It was a lot cheaper than UV/NET, anyway. At that time Q-pointers didn't work across networked connections w/o UV/NET running, and would be a bad idea if they did.

If I had to do this now, I would make a UniObjects program that does this all much more neatly.

Best,
David Beahm

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I am looking for the best way to copy data between two Windows 2000
servers running Universe 10.0.10 over a VPN.

I was looking at putting the data in a type 1 file and using a ftp copy
command running on the scheduler.

I don't want all the data being entered on one server

I don't know if there is a better way using q-pointers and copying or
any other method I haven't thought of yet.

Many thanks
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