Novell IFOLDER 3 - ADMINISTRATION, Руководство пользователя

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Space Limit Specifies the maximum total space (in MB) that a user’s iFolder data is allowed
to use, across all iFolders the user owns. A user quota supersedes a system-
wide quota, whether the user quota is larger or smaller than the system-wide
quota. The user quota can then be limited, but not increased by a policy on an
iFolder.
IMPORTANT: Users cannot successfully synchronize files of a size that would
cause a quota to be exceeded. If they try to do so, only part of the file is
synchronized, resulting in data corruption.
If the total space consumed by iFolder data is nearing an effective quota
(system, user, or iFolder), the user should stop synchronizing files until one or
more of the following tasks results in enough space to safely synchronize the
user’s files in the iFolder where the file resides:
• The system-wide quota, user quota for the iFolder owner, and the iFolder
quota are modified as needed.
• Files are moved from any of the iFolders owned by the user to another
location where they no longer affect the effective quota, or files are
deleted to clear space.
• Files are moved from the iFolder to another location where they no longer
affect the effective quota, or its files are deleted to clear space.
File Type
Restriction Specifies to allow all file types or lists the file types to include or to exclude from
synchronization for the selected user’s account.
The file manager files called
thumbs.db
and
.DS_Store
are never
synchronized. You do not need to keep these files, and synchronizing them
results in repeated file conflict errors. If you have not set any individual
restrictions for this user, this field reports
thumbs.db
and
.DS_Store
as part
of the system-wide file-type restrictions. After you set individual file-type
restrictions for the user, the user’s settings are displayed instead. Even if the
thumbs.db
and
.DS_Store
restrictions are not displayed, they always apply;
you cannot override them.
Minimum
Synchronization
Interval Specifies the minimum interval (in seconds) that a user’s client can check
iFolder data on the server and iFolder data on local iFolders to identify files that
need to be downloaded or uploaded. Longer interval limits are more restrictive
than shorter ones.
If a user policy is set, it overrides the system policy, whether the user’s interval
is shorter or longer in value.
Effective
Synchronization
Interval Specifies the effective minimum synchronization interval for the selected user.
The effective minimum synchronization interval is always the largest value from
the following settings:
• The system policy (default of zero (
0
)), unless there is a user policy set. If
a user policy is set, the user policy overrides the system policy, whether
the user policy is larger or smaller in value.
• The local machine policy, or the setting on the client machine
synchronizing with the server.
• The iFolder (collection) policy.
Parameter Description