I am trying to copy files from a server (ex. \server\share name\my directory\my files (please note the path there are spaces)) to a workstation “C:\Folder”. There are 5 files in the network share that need to be placed on several workstations, can I use .? Thank you
Its best to publish the shares via http and use the following as an example. It is what i use for all my “core” files that need to be on every computer.
For your action, you can use the dos copy command. Something like this would be your action:
dos copy “\server\share name\my directory\my files*.*” “C:\folder”
Won’t the BigFix copy command work too? I have a couple of tasks that
seem
to be working. The example below forces a client to grab a new copy of the SAV GRC file directly from the server.
copy “\dpjpasav\VPHOME\Groups\Banta\GRC.DAT” “{pathname of parent folder of windows folder}\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Symantec\Symantec AntiVirus Corporate Edition\7.5\GRC.DAT”
Configuring the file share for null session access opens a security hole. What other solution exist if your site does not allow null session configution?
Our recommendation is to host the file on the BES server or other web server and distribute through the relays using the normal download/prefetch command.
If you search around the forum for ‘null session’ you’ll find more details about the recommend solution and why it’s better than null sessions, security being one of several good reasons.