Getting local group(s) from \\CNFS-SH013... Getting local group(s) from \\CNFS-SH006...
--- Sun Aug 21 00:51:16 2011 Creating share "\\CNFS-SH006\CNFS-SH013_GrpData" to export directory "C:\fs013_GGW\GrpData"... Unable to add the share on target server NetShareAdd: Error=0x00000003: The system cannot find the path specified.
-> Share "\\CNFS-SH006\CNFS-SH013_GrpData" not duplicated
For SHAREDUP to work, the target directory must exist (here fs013_GGW\GrpData)
You can also use the /FO and /FI options of SHAREDUP in order to remap the source and target directories to be shared (have a look at the Using EMC Utilities documentation)
Still i have issue. I am testing with one share in input file
D:\home\CNWABJ >> this folder already exist in d drive
my file content below
# #SHAREDUP FILE @Revision:1 @Source:CNFS-SH013 @Target:CNFS-SH006 # # Please leave the above lines intact, SHAREDUP checks them. # # File format: # A comment line must begin with the character '#'. # # A share info is stored in one line and must begin with the character ':'. # The ';' character is used as a field separator for the formated line below: # : ; ; ;[target_comment] # Note: the target_pathname field includes the drive letter. # Please leave intact the source_share_name field. # # Maximun lengths of fields: # - : 80 # - : 80 # - : 1026 # - : 255 # # This file is in UNICODE format. # # @Drive:D :CNWABJ$;CNWABJ$;D:\fs013_GGW\Home\CNWABJ;
If i execute the command i get below error
C:\DM for RBS\SHARE copy\sharedup>sharedup \\cnfs-sh013 \\cnfs-sh006 C: /FI:testshare.txt /sd
SHAREDUP 02.01
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Posted August 23rd, 2011 02:00
Look at the following thread on the forum, it might help https://community.emc.com/message/559791#559791
There are other examples on the forum on modifying the file produced by /FO
The letter you specify on the command line is the “C:” drive of the Celerra
The letter which is in the file produced by /FO corresponds to the pathname on the target (could be D: for example on your Windows server)
Make sure you use Wordpad to edit the file and make sure also not to remove the last blank line (see https://community.emc.com/message/537443#537443)
Claude