I'm a pretty big fan of robocopy, the command line copier that comes with Windows XP Pro, I think, (can't remember if it comes with W2K) and is also in the W2K Resource Kit, I believe. Sample synchit.bat file: @ECHO OFF SET SOURCEDIR=%1 SET TARGETDIR=%2 SET LOGPATH=%3 IF {%SOURCEDIR%}=={/?} GOTO :Usage IF {%SOURCEDIR%}=={} GOTO :Usage IF {%LOGPATH%}=={} (SET LOGPATH=nul) echo %date% %time%>>%LOGPATH% robocopy %SOURCEDIR% %TARGETDIR% /NP /XA:S /R:2 /W:3 /MIR /LOG:%LOGPATH% /XD "System Volume Information" "Recycler" echo.>>%LOGPATH% goto :eof :usage echo. echo Usage: echo. echo synchit "C:\Source\Directory" "C:\Target\Directory" ["C:\Logpath.txt"] echo. Does that make sense at all? You should check out the documentation on Robocopy to see all the switches. For example, the /MIR switch means that not only will it copy all the files from %SOURCEDIR% to %TARGETDIR%, but it will also delete files from %SOURCEDIR% if they don't exist in %TARGETDIR%, because the idea here is to mirror the directories. Ray at home _____ From: windows2000-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:windows2000-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of James LaBorde Sent: Friday, February 03, 2006 6:16 PM To: windows2000@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [windows2000] Sync specific directories from one server to multiple servers Hello, We had an interesting event happen and are looking at being better prepared for it the next time we have a similar problem arise. As part of this preparation, we would like to set up a way to sync two specific directories from our production machine to several other machines. Does anyone know of an utility that could do this or perhaps some kind of batch script that could be run to accomplish it? Thank You, James