Guest Julio Posted August 22, 2007 Posted August 22, 2007 Hello everyone, Does anybody know of a way of moving file screens from one server to another? I know how to move the file screen templates and file groups using the “filescrn template export & filescrn filegroup export” commands. Our file server crashed but we were able to bring it back online and were able to access the c:\ drive via an OS parallel installation and would now like to copy the file screens to the new file server. Thanks in advance! Julio
Guest Coraleigh Miller Posted August 30, 2007 Posted August 30, 2007 Re: FSRM Moving File Screens Hi Julio, Someone else here on this newsgroup found a link which may help in your issue... Coraleigh Miller " ----- Original Message ----- From: "lforbes" <lforbes@discussions.microsoft.com> Newsgroups: microsoft.public.windows.server.general Sent: Thursday, August 30, 2007 10:24 AM Subject: RE: R2 - File Screen Management - Scripting >I found the solution and the scripting files for this. > > http://blogs.dirteam.com/blogs/r2/archive/2005/11/19/104.aspx > > With R2 Microsoft introduces, amongst others, the File Server Resource > Manager (FSRM). With that MMC you define, configure and manage quotas and > file screens. On a R2 server with the FSRM installed you can configure the > following: > * FSRM Global Options > * Quota and Screening Templates > * Quota and Screening Settings for directories > > However at this moment, if you have multiple servers you want to configure > all the servers the same way, there is no way to do this through the GUI. > To > be able to distribute templates and settings command line tooling must be > used. > > With the FSRM the following three command line tools are available: > > * dirquota.exe > > * Can be used to define, configure and manage quotas on directories, > quota templates and global options > > * filescrn.exe > > * Can be used to define, configure and manage file screen (exceptions) > on > directories, file screen templates and global options > * storrept.exe > > * Can be used to define, configure and manage reports > > > > > > "lforbes" wrote: > >> I have 2500 Users who have their home directories arranged based on last >> name >> and in folders for A, B, C, etc. >> >> I have a File Screen blocking saving of mp3's, exe's etc. However I have >> about 60 users who are working on a project that need the ability to save >> these things. >> >> The File Screem Management seems extremely limited in that it wants you >> to >> create each exception manually with no ability to copy or anything. >> >> I don't want to create 60 exceptions manually. You can't seem to set file >> screening up by group and moving their home directories is not an option >> (as >> they will be out of this project in a few months and new people will be >> in >> it). >> >> Is there a way to somehow script the addition of the exceptions? >> >> It is a nice concept but the functionality is pretty limited. Has anyone >> played with this at all? >> >> Thanks >> Lara " "Julio" <Julio@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:53576DA8-D22E-442C-83F6-0B603261ACAA@microsoft.com... > Hello everyone, > Does anybody know of a way of moving file screens from one server to > another? I know how to move the file screen templates and file groups > using > the "filescrn template export & filescrn filegroup export" commands. Our > file > server crashed but we were able to bring it back online and were able to > access the c:\ drive via an OS parallel installation and would now like to > copy the file screens to the new file server. > Thanks in advance! > Julio >
Guest Julio Posted August 31, 2007 Posted August 31, 2007 Re: FSRM Moving File Screens That did the trick. Thank you very much Coraleigh! "Coraleigh Miller" wrote: > Hi Julio, > > Someone else here on this newsgroup found a link which may help in your > issue... > Coraleigh Miller > > " > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "lforbes" <lforbes@discussions.microsoft.com> > Newsgroups: microsoft.public.windows.server.general > Sent: Thursday, August 30, 2007 10:24 AM > Subject: RE: R2 - File Screen Management - Scripting > > > >I found the solution and the scripting files for this. > > > > http://blogs.dirteam.com/blogs/r2/archive/2005/11/19/104.aspx > > > > With R2 Microsoft introduces, amongst others, the File Server Resource > > Manager (FSRM). With that MMC you define, configure and manage quotas and > > file screens. On a R2 server with the FSRM installed you can configure the > > following: > > * FSRM Global Options > > * Quota and Screening Templates > > * Quota and Screening Settings for directories > > > > However at this moment, if you have multiple servers you want to configure > > all the servers the same way, there is no way to do this through the GUI. > > To > > be able to distribute templates and settings command line tooling must be > > used. > > > > With the FSRM the following three command line tools are available: > > > > * dirquota.exe > > > > * Can be used to define, configure and manage quotas on directories, > > quota templates and global options > > > > * filescrn.exe > > > > * Can be used to define, configure and manage file screen (exceptions) > > on > > directories, file screen templates and global options > > * storrept.exe > > > > * Can be used to define, configure and manage reports > > > > > > > > > > > > "lforbes" wrote: > > > >> I have 2500 Users who have their home directories arranged based on last > >> name > >> and in folders for A, B, C, etc. > >> > >> I have a File Screen blocking saving of mp3's, exe's etc. However I have > >> about 60 users who are working on a project that need the ability to save > >> these things. > >> > >> The File Screem Management seems extremely limited in that it wants you > >> to > >> create each exception manually with no ability to copy or anything. > >> > >> I don't want to create 60 exceptions manually. You can't seem to set file > >> screening up by group and moving their home directories is not an option > >> (as > >> they will be out of this project in a few months and new people will be > >> in > >> it). > >> > >> Is there a way to somehow script the addition of the exceptions? > >> > >> It is a nice concept but the functionality is pretty limited. Has anyone > >> played with this at all? > >> > >> Thanks > >> Lara > > " > > > "Julio" <Julio@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:53576DA8-D22E-442C-83F6-0B603261ACAA@microsoft.com... > > Hello everyone, > > Does anybody know of a way of moving file screens from one server to > > another? I know how to move the file screen templates and file groups > > using > > the "filescrn template export & filescrn filegroup export" commands. Our > > file > > server crashed but we were able to bring it back online and were able to > > access the c:\ drive via an OS parallel installation and would now like to > > copy the file screens to the new file server. > > Thanks in advance! > > Julio > > > > >
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