4.0.0 HP Polyserve Matrix Server Administration Guide (T5392-96052, March 2010)

You can also click Advanced Options to set the Logging & Enforcement options, the
Quota Assignment Policy, and the File Accounting option. If the File Accounting
Option has already been set on this filesystem and you want to change the accounting
method, you will need to either disable quotas and then re-enable them with the
changed option, or recreate the filesystem. For more information about the advanced
options, see “Filesystem options” on page 109.
Enable or disable quotas at the Command Prompt
Quotas can be enabled or disabled on an existing filesystem by using the Matrix
Server psfsquota, psfscheck, or mx quota utilities.
The psfsquota and psfscheck options provide the following options to enable
or disable quotas:
• --enable-quotas
Build the quota infrastructure on the specified filesystem. The utility then examines
the existing files and stores current allocations for each user and group owning
a file on the filesystem.
• --disable-quotas
Disable quotas on the filesystem and free the associated blocks.
The following mx quota commands can be used to enable or disable quotas on all
PSFS filesystems or on specific psd or psv devices.
mx quota enable [opt-args] ALL_FILESYSTEMS | <ps device> ...
mx quota disable [opt-args] ALL_FILESYSTEMS | <ps device> ...
The psfsquota, psfscheck, and mx quota commands also allow you to set the
quota options on the filesystem. See the HP PolyServe Matrix Server command
reference guide for information about the options.
Manage user quotas
The mx quota command can be used to manage user quotas from the command
line. See the HP PolyServe Matrix Server command reference guide for details about
this command.
You can also use Microsoft Windows features such as the following to manage user
quotas. Refer to the Windows documentation for more information about these
features.
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