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Deleting quotas

About quota deletion  Top

You can remove quota restrictions for a quota target in two ways:

Deleting a quota by removing restrictions  Top

To delete a quota by removing the resource restrictions for the specified target, complete the following steps.

Step

Action

1

Open the /etc/quotas file and edit the quotas file entry for the specified target so that the quota entry becomes a tracking quota.

Example

Your quota file contains the following entry for the jdoe user:

jdoe            user@/vol/cad/       100M    75K

To remove the restrictions on jdoe, edit the entry as follows:

jdoe            user@/vol/cad/         -       -
2

Enter the following command to update quotas:

quota resize vol_name

Deleting a quota by removing the quota file entry  Top

To delete a quota by removing the quota file entry for the specified target, complete the following steps.

Step

Action

1

Open the /etc/quotas file and remove the entry for the quota you want to delete.

2

If...

Then...

You have a default or default tracking quotas in place for users, groups and qtrees

Enter the following command to update quotas:

quota resize vol_name

Otherwise

Enter the following commands to reinitialize quotas:

quota off vol_name
quota on vol_name

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