Various Topics on Windows Vista

..eati..

Hello all,
I'm currently running Windows Vista Home Premium and have 3 sons that I wish
to place internet quotas on. I've only been able to find programs that place
quotas at a server level which don't seem to be what I'm after. I want to
create profiles for the sons in Vista andthen apply quotas (net and disk)
from the admin account. Can someone please tell me if this is even possible
and if so, what I need to make this happen??

Thanks in advance

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kreation;452277 Wrote:
> Hello all,
> I'm currently running Windows Vista Home Premium and have 3 sons that I
> wish
> to place internet quotas on. I've only been able to find programs that
> place
> quotas at a server level which don't seem to be what I'm after. I want
> to
> create profiles for the sons in Vista andthen apply quotas (net and
> disk)
> from the admin account. Can someone please tell me if this is even
> possible
> and if so, what I need to make this happen??
>
> Thanks in advance

Hi Kreaton,

You might consider setting up a "Standard" user account for each of
your sons. This will restrict them from doing any administrative stuff.
From your "Administrator" account, go into the Control Panel (Cl***ic
View) and c**** on "Parental Controls". You can restrict each Standard
account to the way you want from there. You can find more information on
Parental Controls here : windowshelp.microsoft.com/windows/en-us/search.aspx?=&qu=Parental+Controls


If you would like to set up a limit to how much hard drive space they
can use for a drive, then see this tutorial.

vistax64.com/tutorials/92125-hard-disk-drive-space-quota.html'


Hope this helps,
Shawn


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brink

..eati..

Thanx brink...will this enable me to set internet quotas as well like say, 3
gigs a month of allowance??

"brink" wrote:

>
> kreation;452277 Wrote:
> > Hello all,
> > I'm currently running Windows Vista Home Premium and have 3 sons that I
> > wish
> > to place internet quotas on. I've only been able to find programs that
> > place
> > quotas at a server level which don't seem to be what I'm after. I want
> > to
> > create profiles for the sons in Vista andthen apply quotas (net and
> > disk)
> > from the admin account. Can someone please tell me if this is even
> > possible
> > and if so, what I need to make this happen??
> >
> > Thanks in advance
>
> Hi Kreaton,
>
> You might consider setting up a "Standard" user account for each of
> your sons. This will restrict them from doing any administrative stuff.
> From your "Administrator" account, go into the Control Panel (Cl***ic
> View) and c**** on "Parental Controls". You can restrict each Standard
> account to the way you want from there. You can find more information on
> Parental Controls here:
>
> 'Search Results' : windowshelp.microsoft.com/windows/en-us/search.aspx?=&qu=Parental+Controls
>
>
> If you would like to set up a limit to how much hard drive space they
> can use for a drive, then see this tutorial.
>vistax64.com/tutorials/92125-hard-disk-drive-space-quota.html'

>
> Hope this helps,

> brink

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kreation;452311 Wrote:
> Thanx brink...will this enable me to set internet quotas as well lik
> say,
> gigs a month of allowance?
>
>

LOL Kreaton

That's a good idea

Shaw

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brin

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..eati..

I know right?? LOL!! But can I set internet quotas using Vista Home Premium??
"brink" wrote:

>
> kreation;452311 Wrote:
> > Thanx brink...will this enable me to set internet quotas as well like
> > say, 3
> > gigs a month of allowance??
> >
> >
>
> LOL Kreaton,
>
> That's a good idea.
>
> Shawn
>
>
> --
> brink

>

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kreation
microsoft.public.windows.vista.general:

> I'm currently running Windows Vista Home Premium and have 3 sons
> that I wish to place internet quotas on. I've only been able to
> find programs that place quotas at a server level which don't seem
> to be what I'm after. I want to create profiles for the sons in
> Vista andthen apply quotas (net and disk) from the admin account.
> Can someone please tell me if this is even possible and if so,
> what I need to make this happen??

Disk quotas are typically used for server disk storage, to prevent
users from hogging space. Here's a description of one method for
controlling local user storage.

techcx.blogspot.com/2007/06/setting-vista-disk-space-quota.html

A google search should turn up more.

What do you want to do with internet quotas? Have internet connectivity
shut down when a certain transfer level is exceeded? I don't believe
that's possible without third-party applications.

..eati..

Thanx Nil..I've got my head around the disk quota part but if a third party
app is required for internet quota, does anyone know of one that will work
with profiles in Vista?

"Nil" wrote:


>
> > I'm currently running Windows Vista Home Premium and have 3 sons
> > that I wish to place internet quotas on. I've only been able to
> > find programs that place quotas at a server level which don't seem
> > to be what I'm after. I want to create profiles for the sons in
> > Vista andthen apply quotas (net and disk) from the admin account.
> > Can someone please tell me if this is even possible and if so,
> > what I need to make this happen??
>
> Disk quotas are typically used for server disk storage, to prevent
> users from hogging space. Here's a description of one method for
> controlling local user storage.
>
techcx.blogspot.com/2007/06/setting-vista-disk-space-quota.html
>
> A google search should turn up more.
>
> What do you want to do with internet quotas? Have internet connectivity
> shut down when a certain transfer level is exceeded? I don't believe
> that's possible without third-party applications.
>

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kreation;453065 Wrote:
> Thanx Nil..I've got my head around the disk quota part but if a thir
> part
> app is required for internet quota, does anyone know of one that wil
> wor
> with profiles in Vista
>
>

Hi Kreation

I found this great program called "PaperCut NG". I believe it will d
what you want it to do with a internet quota. It is a 40-day fre
evalutation copy, but it says that if you have less than 5 user account
on your computer, you will be able to continue using it free

'PaperCut NG - Control for your network resources
papercut.com/products/ng/

Shaw

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brin