First published on TECHNET on May 01, 2007
A blog reader recently asked us how to synchronize Offline Files from the command prompt instead of from the Sync Center as described in a previous blog post . Good question! Synchronizing Offline Files from the command line is performed using a WMI script. We have published two example scripts that illustrate how to do this.
The scripts are:
CscSyncAll.vbs – Sync the entire cache
CscSync.vbs – Sync a particular UNC path
Note that most of the text in these scripts is for handling script switches and formatting/reporting progress. The code to actually perform the sync is relatively little.
A blog reader recently asked us how to synchronize Offline Files from the command prompt instead of from the Sync Center as described in a previous blog post . Good question! Synchronizing Offline Files from the command line is performed using a WMI script. We have published two example scripts that illustrate how to do this.
The scripts are:
CscSyncAll.vbs – Sync the entire cache
CscSync.vbs – Sync a particular UNC path
Note that most of the text in these scripts is for handling script switches and formatting/reporting progress. The code to actually perform the sync is relatively little.
--Jill
Updated Apr 10, 2019
Version 2.0
