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Using SpaceGuard SRMUsing the Browse Network treeYou use the network browse window to find directories/drives on computers in domains, toaccess menu options, to show all managed quota's for a selected computer and for drag anddrop operations. The network browse window shows a tree display similar to the tree used in theWindows Explorer and many other applications.By default, the network browse window allows you to search for domains and computers withindomains. This is done by accessing the Network tree item in the network browse window. Withinthis tree item, the network domain and computer information is shown as obtained from variousnetworking calls. Items that are contained in the Network tree item cannot be manipulated byusers.1. Show all managed quota's on a specified computerBy selecting "Show Quota Overview", the SpaceGuard SRM client is instructed to connect to aSpaceGuard SRM service running on the selected computer and display all managed quota's inthe overview window. Using the overview window, you can configure your existing quota's.2. Add new quota'sUsing the network browse tree, you can drill-down to the directory level of a computer. Expandthe tree for a computer, then expand the disk until the folders show up. When right-clicking on afolder, you can create a quota for the selected folder by choosing "Quota-->Add...". See "AddDirectory Quota's" for more information.3. Create organized folders with domains and computersThe network browse tree is fully customizable by letting you create your own organized tree ofdomains/computers. Just right-click on an empty portion below the standard tree and select "NewFolder...". You can place domains and computers or new folders inside this newly created folder.Also, if a computer's browsing service has been disabled, it will be hidden by default from thenetwork. By adding the computer in a custom folder and assigning the computer's NETBIOSname to it, you can connect to that computers even though it's hidden.4. Refresh to reflect network and computer changes29