Messaging Server 5.0
integer, single-valued
Disk quota, in bytes, for all users in the domain. If domain quota enforcement is activated, then domains exceeding this quota stop receiving more messages until the domain messages no longer exceed the quota. Domain quota enforcement is activated using the command imquotacheck -f -d <domain\>.
Valid numeric values for mailDomainDiskQuota are
pos_num[G|M|K] or -1 or -2.
where pos_num is a positive number up to a maximum of 4294966272
and G (gigabytes), M (megabytes), and K (kilobytes) are the valid units of measurement.
You can specify the full quota value as a positive number by itself (for example, 20000000) or use a unit of measurement (for example, 20M).
The maximum mailDomainDiskQuota value is 4096G.
Specifying a mailDomainDiskQuota value of 0 will mean that no mail will be delivered.
You can also use the values shown in the following table.
Table 3–12 mailDomainDiskQuota Values
Value |
Meaning |
---|---|
-1 |
No limit on space usage allowed. |
-2 |
Use system default quota. |
To specify a quota of 4 gigabytes:
mailDomainDiskQuota: 4G
To specify the system default quota, do not add mailDomainDiskQuota to the LDAP entry. Or you can use the following value:
mailDomainDiskQuota: -2
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