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Greetings! 
 
I need to add user disk quotas on a directory. 
 
I have a single volume with multiple directories. &nbsp;I want ONLY ONE of these directories to have user disk quotas enabled. &nbsp;I have heard you can configure a directory with a MOUNT POINT, and then enable quotas on that mount point... will this work? 
 
Here's my setup: 
 
D: drive: 
 
D:\Public - No quota 
D:\Engineering - No quota 
D:\Users\Bob - 500mb limit for bob 
D:\Users\Joe - 500mb limit for Joe 
 
etc. 
 
Will this work? 
 
Also, I have tried to setup a Mount Point for D:\Users, but when I double-click the directory after setting the mount point, it sends me back to the D: drive root...? &nbsp;Very odd! 
 
Please advise.
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Greetings!

I need to add user disk quotas on a directory.

I have a single volume with multiple directories.  I want ONLY ONE of these directories to have user disk quotas enabled.  I have heard you can configure a directory with a MOUNT POINT, and then enable quotas on that mount point... will this work?

Here's my setup:

D: drive:

D:\Public - No quota
D:\Engineering - No quota
D:\Users\Bob - 500mb limit for bob
D:\Users\Joe - 500mb limit for Joe

etc.

Will this work?

Also, I have tried to setup a Mount Point for D:\Users, but when I double-click the directory after setting the mount point, it sends me back to the D: drive root...?  Very odd!

Please advise.

User Disk Quotas on a Directory

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).