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User and Group Management
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To remove an existing local user from a group, select the desired user from the Members
box, and then click the Remove button.
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To add user or group from a domain to this group, the scroll bar at the right of the screen
may need to be used to scroll up the screen display. Enter the user or group name to
include in the indicated format (domain/user).
Figure 32 is an example of the Members tab.
Figure 32: Group Properties dialog box, Members tab
Drive Quotas
Drive quotas let administrators control the allocation of drive space to individual users or
groups of users. When quotas are enabled and properly configured, it is impossible for one
person or group to consume all of the available space on a disk.
When quotas are enabled on a volume that already contains files, the system calculates the
drive space used by all users on the volume. The quota limit and warning level are then applied
to all current users. Administrators can then modify quotas as needed. By enabling and then
disabling quotas, administrators take advantage of the auditing capabilities provided by
quotas, without reducing server performance.
Managing Quotas
Managing quotas includes:
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Enabling and disabling quota management
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Creating new quota entries for a user or group
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Deleting quota entries for a user or group
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Modifying quota entries for a user or group
Each of these tasks is discussed in the following sections.