In this video we show you how to use Disk Quotas to control the Disk Space on a Windows 2003 Server.

Disk Quotas enable an administrator to set a maximum amount of Disk Space that a user can consume before they are denied the ability to write any more files to the disk. Users are able to have unique Disk Quotas or a default disk quota. In this video, we'll show you how to configure both.

Duration of this Video: 7m:53s
Difficulty Rating: Intermediate

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Computer Accounts
User Accounts
Creating User Accounts Using Automation
Microsoft Management Console
Share and NTFS Permissions
Shares
Auditing File and Folder Access
Disk Quotas
Distributed File System (DFS)
Printers
Introduction to Group Policy
Local Group Policy Objects
Non-Local Group Policy Objects
Resultant Set of Policy (RSOP)
Folder Redirection using Group Policy
Software Restriction Using Group Policy
Introducing Certificates
Protecting the ROOT and Intermediate CA's
Installing the ROOT CA
Installing the Intermediate CA
Installing the Issuing CA
Certificate Autoenrollment
Issuing Certificates using Web Enrollment
Issuing Certificates using the Certification Authority MMC
Renewing Certificates
Key Recovery Agents
Remote Desktop
Remote Desktop Web Connection
Terminal Services
DHCP Server
DHCP Relay Agent
Introduction and Installing DNS
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DNS Records
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Automated System Recovery
System State Backup and Restores
Installing Active Directory
Operations Masters
Forest and Domain Functional Levels
Software Update Services (SUS)
Windows File Protection
Windows Time Service