Novell IFOLDER 3.7 - ADMINISTRATION Administration Manual page 129

System Policies
Table 10-4
Parameter Description
No of iFolders per Specifies the maximum number of iFolder allowed per user. After Applying this
users policy, each user is limited to own a certain number of iFolders. The users who
exceed their limit receive an error message about the policy violation. If the limit
is zero, users cannot create any iFolders.
The policy setting does not affect the number of iFolder a user already owns. If
the number of iFolders owned by a user already exceeds the limit that you set,
he or she can still own those iFolders
Disk Quotas The total combined administrative size (in MB) of space allocated for use by all
iFolder users on this system. The administrative total can exceed the actual
physical size of the system disks. Space is assigned as needed; it is not
reserved.
File Size Specifies the maximum file size (in MB) that iFolder system is allowed to
synchronize.
Excluded Files Specifies a list of file types to include or to exclude from synchronization for all
iFolders on the system.
For example, to block all
Synchronization If this option is enabled, specifies the minimum interval (in minutes) for
synchronizing iFolder data for the system. Larger values are more restrictive.
If the option is disabled, the value is No Limit.
The interval timer is reset to the Synchronization Interval value at the end of a
synchronization session. When the time elapses, another session is started.
Encryption Specifies the encryption policy for the iFolder system. System-wide settings
supersede user policies.
Sharing Specifies the sharing policy for the iFolder system. System-wide settings
supersede user policies.
Modifying iFolder System Policies
1 Select the policy, specify values for the policy, then click Save to apply it:
Click Cancel to cancel the changes.
Parameter Description
No of iFolders per Specifies the maximum number of iFolder allowed per user. After Applying this
users policy, each user is limited to own a certain number of iFolders. The users who
exceed their limit receive an error message about the policy violation. If the limit
is zero, users cannot create any iFolders.
The policy setting does not affect the number of iFolder a user already owns. If
the number of iFolders owned by a user already exceeds the limit that you set,
he or she can still own those iFolders
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