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Home > Forums > MIS/IT > Operating Systems - Hardware Independent > Microsoft: Small Business Server 2003 Forum

See files in Disk Quota

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laytoncy (IS/IT--Management)

11 Jul 12 7:43

I'm on SBS 2k3 SP2 not R2 so I don't have access to FSRM. I have disk quotas setup for everyone and their limits are spread about between 1 GB and 50 GB depending on the user and their job. Is there a way to see what an individual user has stored file/folder wise on the drive which contains the quota?

Networkingnewbie (Instructor)

21 Oct 12 17:45

I use a program called Tree Size made by Jam. It is inexpensive and quickly scans all folders to see which folder is taking up the most memory.

ShackDaddy (MIS)

22 Oct 12 16:26

A tool I like even more than TreeSize is SpaceMonger.

Dave Shackelford
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laytoncy (IS/IT--Management)

22 Oct 12 16:44

Thanks, I'll look into these products and see if I can figure out what is eating up storage and who owns what.

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