Folder GB available different per user? (Net Admins?)
the_technocrat
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I administrate a network share on a Win2K3 server that was created by a previous admin, mapped to G:. I can copy anything to it, and so can another worker. However, one user cannot, it says the disk is full.
The other user shows that the G drive is 400MB, with 1.1 available. For myself and another user, it shows 9GB available, the remaining space on the disk. How did the previous admin set this up?
The previous admin was just being petty with arbitrary limits, I need to remove them. I've never limited a particular user's usage of a share like this, so I don't know where to go.
I'm not seeing the share listed in the advanced settings of the 'Quotas' tab in the Disk Management. I see the share in the 'File Server' properties, but don't see any quota listings, and I haven't been able to find anything about user- AND share-specific disk quotas...?
The other user shows that the G drive is 400MB, with 1.1 available. For myself and another user, it shows 9GB available, the remaining space on the disk. How did the previous admin set this up?
The previous admin was just being petty with arbitrary limits, I need to remove them. I've never limited a particular user's usage of a share like this, so I don't know where to go.
I'm not seeing the share listed in the advanced settings of the 'Quotas' tab in the Disk Management. I see the share in the 'File Server' properties, but don't see any quota listings, and I haven't been able to find anything about user- AND share-specific disk quotas...?
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I have never used Windows quotas, we use a third party application for that