You can turn quotas on and off on a per-volume basis for a vfiler. After you turn quotas on for a particular volume, Data ONTAP initializes quotas for the storage units residing on the volume, which are owned by the vfiler.
Hosting filer administrators and vfiler administrators can turn quotas on and off for a volume as long as they own some storage space in the volume. For example, from the hosting filer, you can turn quotas on for the /vol/vol1 volume if vfiler0, which is the hosting filer, owns some storage space in the volume.
You can turn quotas on and off for a volume from a vfiler regardless of how the quota status for that volume is set from other vfilers, including vfiler0. For example, if vfiler1 owns the /vol/vol1/qtree1 qtree and the hosting filer owns the rest of the /vol/vol1 volume, you can turn quotas on and off from vfiler1 for the volume regardless of whether the hosting filer has quotas on or off for the same volume.
On a filer licensed for vfilers, you must enable quotas for a volume before you can turn quotas on and off for the volume. By default, quotas are enabled on all volumes.
Only hosting filer administrators can enable or disable quotas for a volume.
Disabling quotas on a volume has these effects on all vfilers that have storage units in the volume:
To enable or disable quotas for a volume, complete the following step.
To turn quotas on or off for a volume from a vfiler, complete the following step.
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vfiler run vfilertemplate quota on | off volume |
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Enter the following command through an rsh connection to the vfiler: quota on | off volume |
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