This procedure illustrates the
User Default page. The
Group Default page is identical, except for the Automatically create quotas for Domain Users check box. This option allows default quotas for the group Domain Users to be created. By default, every NT user belongs to the group Domain Users, which includes every NT user in the quota unless each user's primary group has been explicitly set.
- Navigate to Home > Storage Management > Virtual Volumes & Quotas to display the Quotas page.
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Click
User Defaults to display the
User Quota Defaults page.
The following table describes the fields on this page:
Field/Item Description EVS/File System The EVS and file system on which the user quota applies. Virtual Volume Name Name of the virtual volume to which a user quota created using these defaults is assigned. This option only appears when setting the quotas for a virtual volume. Automatically create quotas for domain users This option only appears for group quotas. It creates quotas for individual domain users. Usage Limit Amount of space to enable in Bytes: KiB, MiB, GiB, TiB, PiB, or EiB. Hard Limit When enabled, the amount of space specified in the Limit field cannot be exceeded. Warning Percentage of the amount of space specified in the Limit field at which a Warning alert will be sent. Severe Percentage of the amount of space specified in the Limit field at which a Severe alert will be sent. File Count Limit Maximum number of files to allow in this virtual volume. Hard Limit When enabled, the number of files specified in the Limit field cannot be exceeded. Warning Percentage of the number of files specified in the Limit field at which a Warning alert will be sent. Severe Percentage of the number of files specified in the Limit field at which a Severe alert will be sent. Log Quota Events in the managed server's Event log Selecting this check box sets the default for all users or groups to have quota events logged in the server's event log. clear defaults Prevents additional user quota defaults from being created in the virtual volume.