To help
manage site and server resources, an administrator of the local server computer
can specify quotas that are used to limit the amount of storage available on a
site and the number of users that are added to a site collection. These quotas
help to ensure that one site cannot deplete so many resources that other sites
can no longer function.
The server
administrator can use locks to stop sites from exceeding the storage quota
limits, and to block all users from accessing a site if necessary.
A user is
a SharePoint Site Collection Administrator. The Site Collection reaches its
quota, and has passed the warning limit. However, the user does not receive a
warning email message.
Probable causes:
Probable causes:
This issue
occurs because the warning email message only goes to the Site Owner.
Resolution:
To resolve
this issue, validate that the user is not the Site Owner. To do this, follow
these steps:
1)
Log
on to any server of the farm.
2)
Open
Central Administration.
3)
Application
Management, and then
4)
Click
View All Site Collections.
5)
Find
the site in question.
6) Notice the "Primary
administrator."
The primary
site collection administrator will be the user who receives quota alerts. If
the customer has to change this, we can run the following cmdlet:
stsadm -o
siteOwner -url <Site Collection> -ownerLogin <Domain\Alias>
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