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I have recently migrated a few domains on a Plesk 9 server to a new Plesk 11 server.

The old Plesk 9 server had just 5GB of disk space, so I put disk space quotas on the domains hosted on it.

The new Plesk 11 server has 50GB of disk space, but during migration, the old disk space limits were migrated along.

My Plesk 11 server now has several domains with disk space limits and I'd like to disable or change the disk space quotas. But I can't find any way to do it.

How do you change domain/webspace disk space quotas on a Plesk 11 server.

Note that I don't mean the "hard disk quota", that feature isn't available on our server. The Plesk 11 server runs on CentOS 6.3, if that matters.

HopelessN00b
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You can change "Disk space" limit on Service plan(first tab "Resources"), or if you subscriptions are not assigned to any plan (such subscriptions have "(Custom)" near name) customize each subscription separately. Click on subscription name, than on "Customize" button and you will see "Disk space" limit field.

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