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11-8 Dell PowerVault 720N, 740N, and 760N System Administrator and Command Reference Guide
Alternatively, if jdoe is already under quota restriction, for example, if his files
were restricted by a default user quota, enter the following command so that the
user quota you just created can take effect:
TXRWDUHVL]HKRPH
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Follow these steps to limit disk space used by a group named service:
1. Decide which group should be limited by a disk quota. In this example, the group
is the owner of /vol/home/user/service. That is, the filer restricts disk usage of
files with the same GID as /vol/home/group/service.
2. Add the following line to the quotas file:
YROKRPHJURXSVHUYLFH JURXS 0 .
Substitute the values you want for 700M and 100K. You can also use the GID of
the group or the name of the group. If you want the restrictions to apply to a vol-
ume other than the root volume, for example, the home volume, enter the
following line:
YROKRPHJURXSVHUYLFH JURXS#YROKRPH 0 .
Substitute the values you want for 700M and 100K.
3. Use the quota on command. If quotas are already on for the home volume,
enter the following commands:
TXRWDRIIKRPH
TXRWDRQKRPH
Alternatively, if the service group is already under quota restriction, for example,
if the groups files are already restricted by a default group quota, enter the fol-
lowing command so that the group quota you just created can take effect:
TXRWDUHVL]HKRPH
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To remove quota restrictions, follow these steps:
1. Remove the appropriate line or lines from the quotas file.
2. Use the quota off and quota on commands, including the volume name.
For example, enter the following commands:
TXRWDRIIKRPH
TXRWDRQKRPH