Wireless Networks Thread, Disk quotas in Technical; Ok, this makes me sound thick - but how do i put disk quota's on users home folders????...
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10th December 2007, 12:53 PM #1 Disk quotas
Ok, this makes me sound thick - but how do i put disk quota's on users home folders????
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10th December 2007, 01:05 PM #2 Re: Disk quotas
Normal quotas are the properties tab of the volume in question. R2 quotas are done through the mmc snap in.
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10th December 2007, 01:11 PM #3 Re: Disk quotas
Remember Quotas are Volume and File Owner based.
So, it works out who's using the space on the servers local drive based on who owns the file.
Also say you had the users home folders on the same server and drive as the public area, if a user put a 20Mb file on the public drive it would take that away from what they could put in their home folder.
Just so you know.
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10th December 2007, 01:57 PM #4 Re: Disk quotas

Originally Posted by
mrforgetful Remember Quotas are Volume and File Owner based.
So, it works out who's using the space on the servers local drive based on who owns the file.
Also say you had the users home folders on the same server and drive as the public area, if a user put a 20Mb file on the public drive it would take that away from what they could put in their home folder.
Just so you know.
The quota system in R2 is not ownership based, and is based purely on the volume of files in a particular folder. The two quota systems can also be used together quite effectively.
Mike.
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10th December 2007, 02:02 PM #5 Re: Disk quotas
That is correct, R2 is based on the amount of data in a folder, regardless of who owns it or puts it in there.
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