DR tests are fun.  Manually flipping file servers w/ Robocopy as the synchronization mechanism is not.  Hurry up, Server 2016, you’re my only hope.

We ended up having to make some quota adjustments on the fly to handle data changes after a DR test, and here’s the quick and dirty script I wrote to adjust them.

I *highly* recommend testing in your environment and also changing it to log changes to a custom PSObject for easy exporting to CSV and easy reporting.  But for me, this afternoon, it worked.

$Quotas = Get-FSRMQuota

$QuotasToMod = @()

foreach($Quota in $Quotas)
{
if($($Quota.Usage) -gt $($Quota.Size * .90))
{
Write-Host "$($Quota.Path)`tCurrent Size:$($Quota.Usage)`tCurrent Limit:$($Quota.Size)"
$QuotasToMod +=$Quota
}
}

Write-Host "Mod count:`t $($QuotasToMod.Count)"

foreach($ToMod in $QuotasToMod)
{
Get-FsrmQuota -Path $($ToMod.Path) | Set-FsrmQuota -Size ($($ToMod.Usage) * 1.2) -SoftLimit:$false
}