I'm moving data to a new file server. About 100GB over thousands of files/folders etc. I need to keep NTFS permissions.<BR>I've looked at Richcopy and Robocopy.

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A full 67 percent of respondents using Linux on a file server, in fact, said they use Debian distributions, while only 54 percent use Red Hat-based ones. The survey included 100 small and medium ...

To expand a little, there's around 10tb of data in what I think will be 5x2tb LUNs, I'd ruled out VMDK because whilst I don't foresee us going anywhere other than vsphere for our file server, you ...

1] Install File Server First of all, we need to install the File Server role on your computer. The role allows us to manage shared folders and enable users to access files over the network.

We attempted to back up file-server data that closely represented a real-world mix of environments. This included a significant number of files that exceeded the 100K size of typical Microsoft ...