EMCOPY duplicates a directory tree from one server to another, keeping the security intact, including access control lists (ACLs) with local groups' access control entries (ACEs). Since all files are copy failed, I suggest you double check the configuration of EMCOPY. The document of "Using EMC Utilities for the CIFS Environment" page 24 tell us how to configure the EMCOPY on the VNX for your reference. ^_^
Have you tried to copy/paste some test files with your "administrator rights" account? You can use another similar tool robocopy to do the same job. If robocopy reported the same error, then you might need to check the permissions on NetApp and VNX.
anytime you run host based tools like emcopy or robocopy, if you don't have sufficient permissions on target ..it will create a bunch of empty directories. Make sure account that you are using to copy the data has administrative rights on target share, just because you run emcopy with administrative rights on local computer does not mean anything if you don't have sufficient privileges on target.
Jeffey1
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November 30th, 2013 07:00
EMCOPY duplicates a directory tree from one server to another, keeping the security intact, including access control lists (ACLs) with local groups' access control entries (ACEs). Since all files are copy failed, I suggest you double check the configuration of EMCOPY. The document of "Using EMC Utilities for the CIFS Environment" page 24 tell us how to configure the EMCOPY on the VNX for your reference. ^_^
Roger_Wu
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November 30th, 2013 23:00
Have you tried to copy/paste some test files with your "administrator rights" account? You can use another similar tool robocopy to do the same job. If robocopy reported the same error, then you might need to check the permissions on NetApp and VNX.
dynamox
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December 1st, 2013 07:00
anytime you run host based tools like emcopy or robocopy, if you don't have sufficient permissions on target ..it will create a bunch of empty directories. Make sure account that you are using to copy the data has administrative rights on target share, just because you run emcopy with administrative rights on local computer does not mean anything if you don't have sufficient privileges on target.
bergec
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December 1st, 2013 07:00
Also make sure you use /c this will tell EMCopy to proceed even if there are errors
On a live system errors such as error(32) are frequent (file in use)
There are some other options you can look at such as /a to copy the owner or /stream for alternate data streams
Use Windows "net helpmsg xxx" command in order to get details on any error(xxx) reported by EMCopy
Claude