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help/faq.md

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 ### How can I check my disk quota and disk usage?
 
-To check the disk quota of your home directory (/home/username), you can use the repquota command which prints a summary of the disc usage and quotas for the specified file systems.
+To check the disk quota of your home directory ( /home/username ), you can use the repquota command which prints a summary of the disc usage and quotas for the specified file systems.
 
     $ /usr/sbin/repquota -a -s
     $                    Block limits                 File limits
@@ -71,18 +71,25 @@ To check the disk quota of your home directory (/home/username), you can use the
     $ cchave6    --     116M   1024M   1280M           1922      0     0
 
 Here,
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 Soft Limit -> This is a warning threshold. A user can exceed this limit temporarily, but they must reduce usage back under this limit within a "grace period."
-Hard Limit -> Hard Limit: This is the absolute maximum disk space or number of files a user can use. The user cannot exceed this limit at all.
+
+Hard Limit -> This is the absolute maximum disk space or number of files a user can use. The user cannot exceed this limit at all.
+
 Grace Period -> The amount of time a user is allowed to exceed the soft limit before they are required to get back under it. If this period expires, the soft limit becomes enforced like a hard limit.
+
 File limits (inodes) -> These limit the number of files a user can create, regardless of their size.
 
 
+
 To check the quota of the main project storage (parallel file system - /fs1/proj/<project>), you can use this command:
 
     $ mmlsquota -j <fileset_name> <filesystem_name>
 
--j -> The -j option specifies that you are querying a fileset. Filesets in GPFS are similar to directories that can have independent quota limits.
+The -j option specifies that you are querying a fileset. Filesets in GPFS are similar to directories that can have independent quota limits.
+
 fileset_name -> This is the name of the fileset whose quota you want to check.
+
 filesystem_name -> The name of the GPFS filesystem in which the fileset resides.
 
 example: mmlsquota -j project_fileset gpfs1