disk quota with compressed files question

[djc]

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when disk quotas are being enforced and a user has NTFS compressed files and
folders which size is used towards the quota, the compressed size or the
original size?

 

[Guest]

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uncompressed size is used to calculate disk space usage

"djc" wrote:

> when disk quotas are being enforced and a user has NTFS compressed files and
> folders which size is used towards the quota, the compressed size or the
> original size?
>
>
>

 

[djc]

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thanks.

"lumpy04" <lumpy04@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> uncompressed size is used to calculate disk space usage
>
> "djc" wrote:
>
> > when disk quotas are being enforced and a user has NTFS compressed files
and
> > folders which size is used towards the quota, the compressed size or the
> > original size?
> >
> >
> >