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Initial Quota Setup
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log in to your WHM>>server configeration>>initial quota setup
Login to WHM.
- Navigate to the ‘Initial Quota Setup’ section under ‘Server Configuration’.
- You will get a warning that says – “Warning: enabling quotas on a machine that does not have kernel support for quotas may result in an unbootable system. This will only happen if you have compiled a custom kernel on your machine WITHOUT quota support. Proceed at your own risk”.
- In case your kernel does not support quotas, then an issue can occur. Since your server might have been set with quota enabled, it should be safe to continue.
- Click on ‘Proceed’ to continue.
- After this step, a screen will be displayed like shown below and a quota scan will be initiated.
- The disk scan process and quota setup will take some time to complete. Once the process is completed, you will see a ‘Done’ message on your screen.
That’s it! Now the disk quota is enabled for you. This will help you in keeping a track of your hard drive and its usage.