Admin quotas by PowerShell

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Mario 300

How to assign a quota template previously created through PowerShell to a specific folder?

MotoX80 36,291 Reputation points

2024-11-14T00:26:01.36+00:00

Can you please share how you defined this quota template and what commands you tried to apply it to a specific folder.

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MotoX80 36,291 Reputation points

2024-11-14T00:26:01.36+00:00

Can you please share how you defined this quota template and what commands you tried to apply it to a specific folder.

Answer 1

Anonymous

The New-FsrmQuota cmdlet can create a FSRM quota based on a quota template.

New-FsrmQuota -Path "C:\Shares" -Description "limit usage to 100 MB based on template." -Template "100 MB Limit"

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Ian Xue

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Mario 300 Reputation points

2024-11-14T17:38:55.9433333+00:00

I understand. Ok - thanks!!

And if before assigning a quota template, I want to know if it already has one assigned so as not to replace it? I've been checking something like this:

$path="f:\shared%usernane%"

$currentquota=get-fsrmquota -path $path -erroraction silentlycontinue

if ($currentquota -ne $null)

{

else

{

new-fsrmquota -path $path -Temnplate $quotaTemplate
Anonymous

2024-11-15T02:51:46.9633333+00:00

Yes, you can use Get-FsrmQuota to check the current FSRM quota in the path and the current assigned template can be found in the template property $currentquota.template.