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Correct E: is my pooled drive. In fact E: is the pooled drive for both servers. I did the steps you suggested in order. The following produced the same results every time, before and after. What difference should I see? Directory of e:\ServerFo…
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This is the result of doing dir /r on the rooted of both pooled drives. Results are the same on both servers. 11/03/2012 06:43 AM ServerFolders 4 ServerFolders:DuplicationCount.Tag.CoveFs:$DATA But…
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Server1 pushes data to Server2 Server1 access data from local pool drive. Server2 destination is network shares, in which network shares are on a pooled drive also. I use robocopy to keep them in sync. Below is an example of the script as it runs …