Moving large amounts of data over my network

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Hi

I am just looking for some advice on the best way to copy 200GB+ of data from one machine to another over my network.

Would creating a shared drive and copying it that way be any good?

Thanks

Phil
 
Headrat, thanks for the quick reply.

I use EMC Retrospect at the minute to copy the data, but trying to copy this amount causes it to crash. EMC verifies the data after copying it - would copying it over a shared drive be any different?
 
Robocopy is quickest way for smaller stuff. I recently used Securecopy to copy over 2.1TB in one go and several colleagues have used it to move 1TB+ across the LAN
 
I've tried using ViceVersa Pro to move 200GB of data from machine A to machine B, via a network drive.

About an hour or so into the job, machine B loses its connection with A and the mapped drive cant connect to the other machine. I have to reboot both machines and re-establish the network drive.

The data copying is going fine, up until the connection times out. Does anyone know how to fix this?

Thanks
 
morfmedia, I have two server licences for the latest version of Secure Copy, but when I try to copy data from one server to another (via a shared drive), I get a message about it not being part of a qualified domain.

Do you know what this means and how I can fix it?
 
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