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by chris
This may not be exactly what you are looking for, but I perform this function on a regular basis. I use a text file that has all the server names that should get the file. I then use the FOR command to perform an action (example: copy a file) for all these servers.
Below is an example - you may need to modify it a little for your use. If you never used it - look into the FOR command, it is very useful.
Below is an example of the file and the command line to use.
File SERVERLIST.TXT
ServerName1
ServerName2
ServerName3
Command Line:
for /F %I in (SERVERLIST.TXT) do @xcopy c:\sourcefile.txt \\%I\c$\destination\
by ghstinshll
Or from a batch file, have it copy the stuff to the location...
Create a text file with the DOS copy command for the files you need,save it with a .bat extension, and then have the batch file do it for you.
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