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Is there any way to limit the size of the files that users can leave on the file servers?

Zones: Microsoft Windows Operating Systems, File Servers, System Utilities

Question: I want to implement quotas by folders with W2k3 R2. I can put a limit to the size on the users personal folders but because a comapny policy the shares hosting the company units (OHR, Sales, etc...) can not be limited.

Since I can't limit the space for this folders I want to know if it would be possible with W2k3R2 (or other app) is to put a limit in the size that a user can transfer to their business unit shared folder.

In other words I do not want users from any department been able to copy a file with a size of 10 Gb to their department shared folder that doesn't have any quota size limitation.

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Zone: OS

Question Asked By: llarava

Solution Provided By: arnold

Participating Experts: 2

Solution Grade: B

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