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However, most are pointing to scripts or batch files. This week the batch files stopped working somehow, although no changes were made to the PC, so I speculate it was a windows update At any rate, they no longer work in the scheduler. If I run them manually, no problem. I have found a few softwares that can do it, but does anyone have experience with any of them that would recommend one to me?

If you have a suggestion on what application to use to schedule an upload and download of a specific network folder, please let me know.

Brand Representative for Synametrics Technologies. Is your end goal synching folders between multiple machine based on a schedule? If yes, check Syncrify. I use WinSCP for this. It's scriptable easily and can also do SFTP as well. Definitely do what you can to get rid of the XP machine. As previously stated WinSCP is the hands down solution. I like to log to XML as I find it easier to parse and look for errors. Thank you for the recommendation. My goal is to automate a routine that currently checks every 10 minutes for any files on the web server in a particular folder.

If it finds any, it will download all files, delete all files from the server, then upload the index file again as it gets deleted in the previous step. That's about it. From there we manually work the files. So realistically, just need it to be able to schedule the download of files from the FTP server and either avoid deleting the index file, or upload it again after finished deleting all files on the FTP server. Thank you all for the responses!

What halted me about this software, was that most individuals were referencing commands and scripts. I was hoping to avoid writing scripts for this as the batch file I wrote is what is currently in place, and to fix it would require troubleshooting my scripts. So my thought was, forget all the scripting and find a software to do it with a GUI. Maybe not the right approach I think I will be trying out WinSCP as it appears there is tremendous usage and support for it in communities and their forums.

If anyone has any other suggestions before I get started learning how to use it and setup some scheduling, please let me know. Thank you all again! I want to mark everyone as the correct answer as everyone helped and provided great suggestions. I am marking Stratos answer for providing pieces of the script and scheduling. Cheers everyone! This topic has been locked by an administrator and is no longer open for commenting.

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Why does this power shell command fail? Trying to retrieve 10 yrs before data in cognos View all topics. Stratos This person is a verified professional. Imo, WinSCP is the best for that job, scriptable and supports ftps. Create a script with the steps you want like: open ftps:user: password ftp.

Blake Synametrics. JoeMatuscak This person is a verified professional. I'd take a look at WinSCP Sifox This person is a verified professional. Spice 3 flag Report. Spice 1 flag Report. OP Neurotico This person is a verified professional. Blake Synametrics wrote: Is your end goal synching folders between multiple machine based on a schedule?

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