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[Storage Exec Command Line Utility] Command Syntax: SEAlloc [\server] /LIST SEAlloc [\server] /SHOW [/O "object"] SEAlloc [\server] /A /O "object" /T "policy" [[/I|/L]|[/U "domain\user"]] [/X] SEAlloc [\server] /A /O "object" [[/I|/L]|[/U "domain\user"]] [/P[:KB|:MB|:GB] "number"] [/R[:KB|:MB|:GB] "number"] [/[-]W] [/[-]E] [/X] SEAlloc [\server] /M /O "object" /T "policy" [[/I|/L]|[/U "domain\user"]] [/X] SEAlloc [\server] /M /O "object" [[/I|/L]|[/U "domain\user"]] [/P[:KB|:MB|:GB] "number"] [/R[:KB|:MB|:GB] "number"] [/[-]W] [/[-]E] [/X] SEAlloc [\server] /DA[Y] [/O "object"] SEAlloc [\server] /D[Y] /O "object" [[/I|/L]|[/U "domain\user"]] SEAlloc [\server] /S /O "object" SEAlloc [\server] /Y [/O "object"] SEAlloc [\server] /[-]Z [/DEFER] /O "object" /LIST List all space allocation policies /SHOW Show all space allocation Managed Resources /A Add - Default space limit is 10 MB. - Default overdraft limit is 0 MB. /D[A][Y] Delete[All][No confirmation] /M Modify /S Scan /Y Scan volume /X Delay scan /O Object name /I Enable auto detect folders /L Enable auto detect users /T Policy name /P[:KB|:MB|:GB] Space limit in bytes (default), kilobytes, megabytes or gigabytes /R[:KB|:MB|:GB] Overdraft limit in bytes (default), kilobytes, megabytes or gigabytes /[-]E Active limit (default), -E Passive limit /[-]W Save open files (default), -W Do not save open files /[-]Z Enable volume, -Z Disable volume [/DEFER] Allow deferral of enable/disable until reboot if files are open /U User or group, [Domain\User] Examples: SEAlloc /a /o c:\test /t "100 MB Limit" - Adds an space allocation Managed Resource on c:\test using the "100 MB Limit" Managed Resource policy SEAlloc /a /x /o c:\test /t "100 MB Limit" - Adds an space allocation Managed Resource on c:\test using the "100 MB Limit" Managed Resource policy and does not perform a scan SEAlloc /a /o c:\test /p:mb 10 /r:kb 2 /e /u Domain\Joe -Adds a user allocation object on c:\test with user Domain\Joe SEAlloc /a /l /o c:\test /t "100 MB Limit" - Adds an auto detect user object on c:\test using the "100 MB Limit" Managed Resource policy SEAlloc /a /i /o c:\test /t "100 MB Limit" - Adds an auto detect folder object on c:\test using the "100 MB Limit" Managed Resource policy SEAlloc /d /o c:\test - Deletes the space allocation object on c:\test SEAlloc /d /o c:\test /u Domain\Joe - Deletes the user allocation object on c:\test with user Domain\Joe SEAlloc /d /l /o c:\test - Deletes the auto detect user object on c:\test SEAlloc /d /i /o c:\test - Deletes the auto detect folder object on c:\test SEAlloc /m /o c:\test /p:mb 5 /-e - Modifies the space allocation object on c:\test SEAlloc /s /o c:\test - Scans the Managed Resource c:\test SEAlloc /y - Scans all the quota Managed Resources SEAlloc /y /o C:\ - Scans all the quota Managed Resources on volume C:\ When using this command against a Network Appliance Filer, specify the Filer name before the first option and specify the path to the qtree (in the format volume\qtree) using the /O option. For example: SEAlloc \scnetapp /a /o vol0\test /t "250MB limit with alerts" This command creates a tree quota on qtree vol0\test on a Network Appliance Filer named "scnetapp" and creates a space allocation managed object in Storage Exec. Both the tree quota and the space allocation Managed Resource use the "250MB limit with alerts" Managed Resource policy.