what is quota management?
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Answer / boby k
Quota management is used to limit hard disk space of a
particular user.
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Answer / s.m.feroz ahmed
Hi,
One can configure quota when a user is created and it is
possible through active directory services.when a user is
created and that user is defined with credentials like
logon locally ,user cannot change password and profiles are
also created like roaming profile and Mandatory profile in
the same manner quota management is also defined for the
user.Quota Management is defined as the HDD space
allocated to a particular user on server for saving
profiles and files and this is possible only if user is
associated with Roaming profile permissions where in
roaming profile what ever changes user makes to desktop
these changes are saved on server where ADS is configured
and these files are visible to system administrator who is
managing server or domain other than user.
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