You manage a server that users store their document files on. You are finding that some users are utilizing more space than they should with some very large files. What can you do to prevent users from taking up too much space on the server?
A) set stricter share permissions
B) send a memo telling users to start storing files on their local computer
C) set up disk quotas
D) delete files that are larger than 500 MB in size.

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Setting up disk quotas allows you to limit the amount of space each user can use on the server. This way, users will not be able to exceed their allotted space, preventing them from taking up too much space on the server. Option A (setting stricter share permissions) can limit access to files and folders, but it does not necessarily prevent users from using too much space. Option B (sending a memo to users) is not effective as it relies on users' compliance and may not be practical for all users. Option D (deleting files over a certain size) can cause data loss and does not solve the fundamental issue of users utilizing too much space.

You Manage a Server That Users Store Their Document Files