DeskNow Knowledge Base
 
      
Home General administration How do disk quotas work in DeskNow?

How do disk quotas work in DeskNow?
DeskNow has three levels of disk quota. You can assign a disk quota to a user, to a community of users, and to a domain. The disk quota of a community is simply the sum of the disk quota of its users. The same applies to a domain.

DeskNow has a soft-quota/hard-quota mechanism. When you set the disk quota of a user to 100 Mb (for example) , DeskNow will show the disk usage as 100% when the user disk usage reaches 100 Mb (this is the soft quota).

To leave a bit of room to the user, Desknow will actually allow the user to have up to 120% of the quota (120 Mb in the example - this is the hard quota), before blocking any more mail to be received, files to be uploaded, and so on. This approach ensures that a user has enough time to clean up his/her mailbox before the system starts rejecting mail for the account.

The same concepts of soft and hard disk quota apply to communities and domains.

Email Article Email
Print Article Print


How helpful was this article to you?
Related Articles
article How does the cache work in DeskNow?
DeskNow has a caching mechanism that keeps the...

  February 10, 2005    Views: 44423   
article The address autocomplete feature does not work
There could be multiple possible causes for...

(No rating)  March 21, 2006    Views: 2374   
article How do I use DeskNow with SQL Server 2005 (Express or Enterprise) (DeskNow 3.1)?
These instructions apply only to DeskNow 3.1...

(No rating)  May 23, 2006    Views: 3121   



Powered by Lore :: (c)2003 Pineapple Technologies.