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Hi,<br />
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yes - you can make disk quotas on disk level. On the disk you want to make a quota - right click and select Prop. Go to &quot;Quota&quot; and then &quot;Quota Entries&quot;. Here you can make a new entrie and select the groups and users you want.<br />
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Afterwards you can make your desired quota for that disk.<br />
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Hope you understand - or else let me know :)<br />
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*/hpdk<br />
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i have a slight problem on shared areas as users are using all the space and volume shadow copy and backups are failing because of this.<br />
is there a way so that i can limit users as a group to only be able to fill 90% of a select drive and leave the 10% for our backups?
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i have a slight problem on shared areas as users are using all the space and volume shadow copy and backups are failing because of this.
is there a way so that i can limit users as a group to only be able to fill 90% of a select drive and leave the 10% for our backups?

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