Home Directory Size Check Using DOS

[kevinnaomi]

I have over 150 users on my domain. All of their home directories are on the file server.
I have see other people use DOS to do a search for root folders which are over a specified size.
Does anyone have any idea what the command line would be?
DIR /s only lists what is in all folders.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

 

[PeteH2]

What you need is a small Command prompt utility called DIRUSE which returns the number or bytes (Kb or Mb) in use by a particular directory. Place this in a batch file which traverses the Home drive volume of you server, redirecting the output to a text file.

I believe that it was included in the NTRESKIT, but I'm not sure. Jolly useful util though.

HTH

Pete...

 

[kevinnaomi]

PeteH2,

Thanks very much. Just the command I was looking for.
Very much appreciated.

 

[Aslamvs]

Hi,

try "Df.exe" this will give the sizes for all yor drives in te pc.

U will get this utility from this iste

http://www.profsoftware.com/unixdos/ud09.htm

There are lots of utilites u can try that also.

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