However, it seems that the users see the entire space free for the  entire file system, not just for their specific folder (or tree quota  structure).  Is there  away for windows users to know how much quota  space they have left?  I saw something about a quota tab but I don't see  anything in Windows 7.   The Tree Quotas feature requires that the "Deny Disk Space to users exceeding  quotas: " be set to yes to report tree quota stats correctly from CIFS clients. Run the nas_quotas -c -e -fs   to set the "Deny  Disk Space to users exceeding quotas:" field to yes. (Primus emc82691)
I have several departments which each need around 1 TB of disk space on my new Celerra ns-120.  All clients are windows 7 or windows xp. I was going to create two file systems and then use tree quotas to limit the directory size for each department.  So I would have 2-3 departments on each file system which would be about 2.5 TB for each file system.    However, it seems that the users see the entire space free for the entire file system, not just for their specific folder (or tree quota structure).  Is there  away for windows users to know how much quota space they have left?  I saw something about a quota tab but I don't see anything in Windows 7.  If I can't show the quota space available, should I create a file system for each department (there are 6) so that they can see actual space free on their cifs shares?  I will also be replicating these file systems to a secondary DR site and I will also have a file system for VMware via NFS.  Thanks for any help or suggestions.
File Systems,Tree Quotas, CIFS and Windows users