The DLT Client service uses this value to identify moved files.
DomainId Contains a 16-byte hexadecimal value of all zeros. Windows doesn??™t currently use
this identifier and you should always set it to 0.
query Displays the ObjectId, BirthVolumeId, BirthObjectId, and DomainId for the specified
file.
set Changes the ObjectId, BirthVolumeId, BirthObjectId, and DomainId of the specified file.
delete Removes the ObjectId, BirthVolumeId, BirthObjectId, and DomainId from the
specified file.
create Adds an ObjectId, BirthVolumeId, BirthObjectId, and DomainId to the specified
file. Windows automatically generates unique identifiers for you.
Quota
Quotas help keep resource usage under control on systems with multiple users. Each user receives
a specific amount of disk space to use for personal needs. Every file that has the user as an owner
counts against the total. When the user exceeds their quota, the system informs both the user and
the administrator (using a system of violation notifications). This mode uses the following syntax:
FSUtil Quota [disable Path] [track Path] [enforce Path]
[violations] [modify Path Threshold Limit User] [query Path]
The following list describes each of the command line arguments.
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