how to check user quota in zimbra

Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 26 guestsDiscuss your pilot or production implementation with other Zimbra admins or our engineers.I may have missed it somewhere, is there a way to report on user quota status? Please note that the fields are based in bytes (B). Look below your name in the upper right corner of the Zimbra Web Client, and you will see a bar as shown below. To get quota stats, run. You can check the Domain Quota as well as the space that each account is using with the next command: how to check zimbra account status and quota size . When configuring an admin account (Home > Manage > Accounts): Might be kind of a sticky situation if the CEO starts bouncing mail because of being over quota, the user does'nt pay attention and its all my fault I am sure. Account quota is the amount of space in megabytes that an account can use. Verified Against: Zimbra Collaboration 7.0, 6.0 Mailbox quotas apply to email messages, attachments, calendar appointments, tasks, briefcase files, and document notebooks in a user’s account.When an account quota is reached all mail messages are rejected. The Quota cron job is scheduled at 02.15am, but you can force it to see the real Quota right now. Getting All User Quota Data With Zmprov. Let's send some 5MB message between the accounts to reach the quota quickly. This is an interesting feature used to control the Total space per domain instead of per each Mailbox. Users must delete mail from their account to get below their quota limit, or you can increase their quota. It would be nice to know who is close and who is over. You can check the Domain Quota as well as the space that each account is using with the next command:

This bar shows how much of your quota you have used. I can set up a cron to mail everyone and look for the bounce messages but that won't tell me who is getting close.

Then, go to Home > Configure > Domains > zimbralab.local > Advanced where you add the desired values. Copyright © 2005 - 2020 Zimbra, Inc. All rights reserved. During this Wiki article we will use the domain zimbralab.local, but you need to follow the steps using your own domain: You can contribute in the Community, Wiki, Code, or development of Zimlets. Find your Zimbra Quota. Might be kind of a sticky situation if the CEO starts bouncing mail because of being over quota, the user does'nt pay attention and its all my fault I am sure.

The domain right now is using 15164444 bytes, around 15MB: The quota includes email messages and Calendar meeting information.

If you deny sending messages once the Domain Quota is reached, the users will see the next warning when they attempt to send messages: Below scripts you can run using zimbra user, this scripts using zimbra native tool zmprov to fetch data from ldap and hold in different Variables after completing process scripts send status mails to configured mail id In this case, we can see that the Domain has a Global Domain Quota set at 20MB, from which all users are using 877744 bytes in total, less than 1MB. I can set up a cron to mail everyone and look for the bounce messages but that won't tell me who is getting close. It is easy to see your quota in the Zimbra Web Client. This is a useful feature for some Customer cases and for Service Providers who sell a global Space to share between all accounts; they can instead do it per account. It would be nice to know who is close and who is over. The output is a little bit difficult to read since it's in bytes: zmprov gqu `zmhostname` This will display in bytes- first column is usage, second column is max quota (0=unlimited), third column will be the account : zmprov gqu `zmhostname`|awk {'print " "$3" "$2" "$1'}