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articles/azure-netapp-files/default-individual-user-group-quotas-introduction.md

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You can restrict user capacity consumption on Azure NetApp Files volumes by setting user and/or group quotas on volumes. User and group quotas differ from volume quotas in the way that they further restrict volume capacity consumption at the user and group level.
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To set a [volume quota](volume-quota-introduction.md), you can use the Azure portal or the Azure NetApp Files API to specify the maximum storage capacity for a volume. Once the volume quota is set, it defines the size of the volume, and there's no restriction on how much capacity any user can consume.
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To set a [volume quota](volume-quota-introduction.md), you can use the Azure portal or the Azure NetApp Files API to specify the maximum storage capacity for a volume. Once you set the volume quota, it defines the size of the volume, and there's no restriction on how much capacity any user can consume.
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To restrict users’ capacity consumption, you can set a user and/or group quota. You can set default and/or individual quotas. Once user or group quotas are set, users can't store more data in the volume than the specified user or group quota limit.
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To restrict users’ capacity consumption, you can set a user and/or group quota. You can set default and/or individual quotas. Once you set user or group quotas, users can't store more data in the volume than the specified user or group quota limit.
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By combining volume and user quotas, you can ensure that storage capacity is distributed efficiently and prevent any single user, or group of users, from consuming excessive amounts of storage.
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