Q: How much space do I have in my home space? What do I do if I exceed my quota?
A (I): The space you have allotted in your home space (your quota) is 200 megabytes. To check your quota, open My Computer, and right-click the H drive (which represents your glue space for all geography open lab computers).
Highlight AFS, then Volume/Partition, and select Properties.
In the Window that opens, you can see the quota for your glue space, the amount of memory used, and the percentage of your glue space used. If the usage is equal to 100 percent. It is very important that you learn how to manage your quota. If you exceed your quota, you may not be allowed to log back into your account.
If you are taking a geography class, such as a GIS or remote sensing class, you will be given additional space in a class directory (50 megabytes per lab class). You should save all class-related work in this directory and not in your home space. To check your class space quota use the same process as above, but for your personal folder in your class space, not the H drive.
A (II): If you exceed your quota, you must delete some of the files in your home space. Clean the space by either moving files to another space, like a personal USB drive, or deleting unneeded files.