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The switch is the one between me and the outside of their building (all data leaving my server goes into this switch), so I would have to put a switch of my own between my server and the datacenter's switch; this would prevent any unnecessary traffic from going through the datacenter's switch...

Alright, I have a few weird (for me) questions here..maybe a few of the network guys here can make sense of them for me lol. I will start by giving some background of my situation. I have a dedicated server (running Windows Server 2003 R2 Enterprise) in a colocation center and am having some...

I am looking for a bandwidth monitor that tells me how much bandwidth each IP connected to my server is sending/receiving (preferably listed in Mbits). I currently have Netlimiter 2 Pro, but that only does bandwidth monitoring by process (it lists IPs but doesn't tell how much bandwidth each...

I guess so lol. Sorry it took so long. Thanks for your help! Brendan "NinjaNife" West

Same result as before (just those random files added into the root folder). Here are the names of the newly created files: "0", "8", "Directory", "Total" and Volume". Brendan "NinjaNife" West *EDIT* I found another batch file that I had gotten a few months ago and made some changes...

I didn't get that error this time, but it still doesn't work :( It just copied all kinds of strange files into the first directory (where the batch file is). Here is the code: D:\pRo Servers\New folder\New folder>FOR /F "usebackq" %a IN (`dir /S *.iwi`) DO copy /B /Y "D:\pRo Servers\New...

From the code I used before yes. I put "/S" like you said and got the syntax error. Remove it and the batch file works, but only modifies files within the same folder. Brendan "NinjaNife" West

I tried that but it said the syntax is incorrect. Here is what I used: FOR %%a IN (dir /S *.iwi) DO copy /B /Y "D:\pRo Servers\New folder\New folder (2)\empty.iwi" %%a PAUSE Here is the error: D:\pRo Servers\New folder\New folder>copy /B /Y "D:\pRo Servers\New folder\New folder...

Success! After I failed multiple times by typing "iwd" where there should have been "iwi", it works! Thanks for the help :D Brendan "NinjaNife" West P.S. Is there any way for it to search all subfolders as well?

Would that change the names of the original iwd files? Or the names of the empty shells? I mean, would it work to just take a single file (a container I would name "test.iwd") and replace all of the other files with that one (but keeping the same names, so "test.iwd" would be renamed to...

What is in the pic is what I am trying to do (pointless yes but that's what I am wanting to learn). Not sure if it could be called a rip..well, it could be...I am making a dedicated server and removing all client files (which are the iwd files). From what I have been told, the game will...

If this is in the wrong section please move it. I am not sure if I am using the correct term, but I am trying to find either a batch file or another program that will "null" a file's contents.. Basically I am trying to do is strip the contents of a file but leave the shell. An example of...

Works perfectly (second one for bat file)! Thank you :D Saved me a lot of hair ;)

Thanks for your help. Just one question.. Where do I input the file name? For instance, what would the code look like if the file I wanted to copy/replace was named "test.xml"?

Hey guys. Not sure if this is the correct forum, since this doesn't have to do with HTML or anything, so if it is in the wrong place please let me know (or move it if you can). I am looking for a BAT file or script (preferably BAT file) that can find files with a specific name and overwrite...