You are running Windows Server and some of your users insist on copying the contents of their notebook computer to your file server.
Other users want to download everything they see on the Web. Unfortunately, you're running out of disk space.
Disk space is your server's most expensive subsystem, so it's a good practice to monitor - for instance - user's Home Directories.
A Directory Size check takes the following parameters:
- Directory - the directory in UNC ('Universal Naming Convention') format. For instance: \\server01\public\docs;
- Directory Size - minimum or maximum number of MBs allowed in the directory;
- Credentials - if alternate credentials are required to access the remote server, select an alternate account here.
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