A technician notices the storage space available on a data server is rapidly decreasing. A few users seem to be storing considerably more data than the other users. Which of the following should the…

Disk quotas allow administrators to set limits on the amount of disk space users can consume on a volume. Implementing quotas ensures that all users have an equitable amount of available storage space by restricting how much data any single user can store, thereby resolving the issue of excessive data consumption by a few users.

Group memberships control user permissions and access rights, not the amount of storage space they can utilize.

Logon scripts are automated scripts that execute during user login, typically for environment configuration or drive mapping, and do not enforce storage limits.

Shadow volumes create point-in-time copies of files for backup and recovery, which is unrelated to controlling user-specific storage allocations.