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This has probably been asked before but I can't seem to find it.
Just looked at our file server and its hitting the red (Just) is there a piece of software I can use to see what/whose file is using the most space? I have seen this been done before but can't remember what the software was called
Thanks
Once you have cleared space you could try
Serio IT Service View - Server Monitoring Software | ITIL Availability Management Software
Got it running on all my Schools servers to warn me when a drive is close to filling up
Yeah, tree size or DIR stats..
We were just discussing this the other day as we used to have Novell Netware which had a nifty built in disk useage tool...
Rob
Another advantage of tree size is that it looks intimidatingly complex and anyone coming into your office and seeing it will (occasionally) choose not to interrupt you.
I have always liked WindirStat. Freeware tool, which does much the same as the TreeSize Util mentioned above, but also gives you a visual map of what's being used. At a galnce you can see wopping great files etc...
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another vote for windirstat.
That'd be the one I was thinking of actually, not treesize, for looking suitably complex and god-of-the-LAN-like...Quote:
Originally Posted by Modey
I did use it but it's ability to pull out reports seemed a bit limited. Had other better functions than TS though.
Rob
File Server Resource Manager should be able to do what you need? It's a feature of the File Server Role, and thus free.
The Basics of Windows Server 2008 FSRM (File Server Resource Manager) - Jose Barreto's Blog - Site Home - TechNet Blogs
Spacemonger
I still like Technische Universiteit Eindhoven: Info SequoiaView
I use spiceworks it will email you an error if it gets too full.
