File Control
Is there any way can control a shared network drive, where can save only 50mb more file size. (50mb less size file never allow to save to that drive)?
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You can try disk quotas in the windows operating system
I was referring to disk quotas in my answer.
To the Asker/OP, if I am correct you need to restrict by individual file size, not folder size or user size (this is what quotas are for)?
To the Asker/OP, if I am correct you need to restrict by individual file size, not folder size or user size (this is what quotas are for)?
Yeah, I put it as simple as that.
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If you are controlling by file extension, that might work. I suppose users could still put in a file that was too small, but I think user training is going to be part of any solution you have for this.
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New to manually monitor from the report server sent..
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