/MOT:m Monitors the source directory and performs a copy after m minutes if RoboCopy detects
a change. You can use this option to keep the number of copies under control for a high activity
directory. RoboCopy uses a set amount of system resources, rather than using resources based
on activity as the /MON:n command line switch does.
/RH:hhmm-hhmm Defines the hours when RoboCopy can run. You can use this feature to ensure
that copies only occur during nonpeak hours or after work. Use a 24-hour clock when defining
the time range. For example, 1 p.m. is actually 1300.
/PF Determines the RoboCopy run hours on a per file basis instead of checking at the beginning
of each pass. This option does incur a performance penalty because RoboCopy must check
to determine whether a copy is allowed for each file, but it does mean that the copying process
will conform better to the hours set by the /RH command line switch.
/IPG:n Determines the Inter-Package Gap (IPG) value in milliseconds (ms). A higher IPG frees
bandwidth for other uses on slower network paths. A lower IPG helps RoboCopy perform better
and accomplish tasks faster.
RoboCopy also provides a complex set of file selection options.
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