sync two server folders

Hi,

I have server a(folder aa) and server b(folder bb), is it a way to sync the
files from aa to bb? Please help. thanks.

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> Hi,
>
> I have server a(folder aa) and server b(folder bb), is it a way to
> sync the files from aa to bb? Please help. thanks.

More info would help. How often? Just once, or on a regular basis? Do you
want it to be a full two-way sync? What do you want to happen when there's a
conflict?

Robocopy is a great tool and you can use a scheduled batch file, but there
are many other options. Tell us what you're trying to accomplish and you
will probably get more suggestions.

Thanks Lanwench ,

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> > I have server a(folder aa) and server b(folder bb), is it a way to
> > sync the files from aa to bb? Please help. thanks.
>
> More info would help. How often? Just once, or on a regular basis? Do you
> want it to be a full two-way sync? What do you want to happen when there's
a
> conflict?
>
> Robocopy is a great tool and you can use a scheduled batch file, but there
> are many other options. Tell us what you're trying to accomplish and you
> will probably get more suggestions.

Is it a realtime tool for one way sync, the total full files size is 5 GB,
if just sync the diff, it's about 300 MB. Please advice.

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> Thanks Lanwench ,
>
> "Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]"
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>
>>> I have server a(folder aa) and server b(folder bb), is it a way to
>>> sync the files from aa to bb? Please help. thanks.
>>
>> More info would help. How often? Just once, or on a regular basis?
>> Do you want it to be a full two-way sync? What do you want to happen
>> when there's a conflict?
>>
>> Robocopy is a great tool and you can use a scheduled batch file, but
>> there are many other options. Tell us what you're trying to
>> accomplish and you will probably get more suggestions.
>
> Is it a realtime tool for one way sync, the total full files size is
> 5 GB, if just sync the diff, it's about 300 MB. Please advice.

What about DFS?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Distrib...28Microsoft%29

I haven't used anything realtime but I just searched for "windows server
realtime file replication' and this came up -

http://www.linkpro.com/