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6. Click Limit Disk Usage To.<br />

7. What is the default disk space limit for new users?<br />

Lesson 3 Managing Disk Quotas<br />

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8. Click Do Not Limit Disk Usage.<br />

If you want to place the same quota limit on all users of this computer, you use the<br />

Limit Disk Usage To option.<br />

9. Select the Deny Disk Space To Users Exceeding Quota Limit check box.<br />

10. Select the Log Event When A User Exceeds Their Quota Limit and Log Event When<br />

A User Exceeds Their Warning Limit check boxes, and then click Apply.<br />

Windows XP Professional displays the Disk Quota dialog box, telling you that you<br />

should enable the quota system only if you will use quotas on this disk volume<br />

and warning you that the volume will be rescanned to update disk usage statistics<br />

if you enable quotas.<br />

11. Click OK to enable disk quotas.<br />

12. What happens to the quota status indicator?<br />

To configure quota management settings for a user<br />

1. In the Quota tab of the Local Disk (C:) Properties dialog box, click Quota Entries.<br />

Windows XP Professional displays the Quota Entries For Local Disk (C:) dialog<br />

box.<br />

2. Are any user accounts listed? Why or why not?<br />

3. On the Quota menu, click New Quota Entry.<br />

Windows XP Professional displays the Select Users dialog box.<br />

4. In the Name text box, type User5, and then click OK.<br />

Windows XP Professional displays the Add New Quota Entry dialog box.<br />

5. Click Limit Disk Space To. What are the default settings for the user you just set a<br />

quota limit for?

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