NTFS quotas
File server resource manager.
A system admin has rights to set NTFS quotas if he or she is
concerned with some users monopolizing a small amount of disk space. Activating
NTFS quotas helps set a storage limit for users using a particular volume. Out
of the two, file server resource manager is the most effective and flexible. It
is best recommended to use file server resource manager if you need quotas. It
comes with file-type filtering and includes folder-level quotas.
Answer:
1. Ctrl T = opens a new tab
2. Ctrl W = closes a tab
3. Ctrl P = print you screen
4. (for Microsoft users^^) Windows + G = for the Xbox Game Bar
5. Windows + Alt + R = to start recording and to end recording
6. (my personal fav <3) Ctrl + Shift + N = incognito
7. Ctrl Z = undo
8. Ctrl X = cut
9. Ctrl C = copy
10. Ctrl V = paste
Hope This Helps
Barry-
Answer:
Install a second server and load balancer
Explanation:
Considering the scenario described above and to solve this problem without having to replace the current server, what I will do is to carry out "installation of a second server to provide additional capacity for the server and install load balancer which helps in managing and allotting incoming requests or application traffic to any ready server prepared of fulfilling them.