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How to mkae new mailbox quota take effect immediately in Exchange 2010?

After i increased mailbox quota for a user, i want to make it take effect immediately.
But default time schedule is 20 minutes, my user can not wait so long.
Is there any Exchange console command can do that?
Or any other suggestions which do not affect other users and meet my target?
Thank you
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There is a command line in the power shell, I used it before but now I can't find it.
I think it was enforce policy I been looking for it online for a while. the 20 minutes passed already :P,
So I guess I will stop.