Users Shared Folder

[Matt85]

I must be an idiot but I searched everywhere and explored everywhere to find how to increase the size of a users shared folder but I cannot figure it out.

Matthew McGowan
Reynolds Park

http://www.reynoldspark.com

 

[PHV]

Perhaps you have enabled quota ?

Hope This Helps, PH.
FAQ219-2884
FAQ181-2886

 

[Matt85]

how on earth would that help me answer my question.

Matthew McGowan
Reynolds Park

http://www.reynoldspark.com

 

[horaces]

Matt, be a bit more specific as I belief diskquota can be the cause of your problem depending of the situation

 

[58sniper]

how on earth would that help me answer my question.

He would be giving you a term to search on. You might try it before chastising his response.

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[Matt85]

the advanced search function doesn't even work. i tried typing in ANY word and it says nothing can be found. are quota limits enabled by default on the users shared folders?

Matthew McGowan
Reynolds Park

http://www.reynoldspark.com

 

[PHV]

And what about asking your SBS help engine ?

Hope This Helps, PH.
FAQ219-2884
FAQ181-2886

 

[58sniper]

or Google

[google]windows 2003 quota[/google]

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Microsoft Exchange MVP
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[Matt85]

when i said i searched everywhere that is the first place i look is the sbs help and support. then i looked on microsoft knowledge base and then i searched this forum where the search engine doesn't even work. as i was typing this i did search google and found my answer here if anyone else was wondering.

http://articles.techrepublic.com.com/5100-1035_11-6117811.html

Matthew McGowan
Reynolds Park

http://www.reynoldspark.com

 

[PHV]

I wonder you didn't find what to do after asking your SBS help about quota as suggested 25 May 07 15:17 ...

 

[Danny28]

You aren't increasing the size of a user's folder. You are increasing the maximum allowed size of the user's folder. There is a difference. It's nice to see that you finally ended up doing what was suggested in the very first response to your question.