This topic explains how to create and manage enterprise drives. An enterprise drive is automatically created by the system and serves as the default drive for the enterprise. By default, all members have access to the enterprise drive.
Introduction to enterprise drives
After you purchase an enterprise drive, the system automatically creates a corresponding drive instance. A super administrator or drive administrator can log on to Enterprise Drive and navigate to Management Console > Team Management to view the root team. The root team is named after your enterprise and serves as the default enterprise space. It is created automatically and does not require manual configuration.
Modify the space size or permissions of an enterprise space
Method 1:
A super administrator or a drive administrator can navigate to , select an enterprise drive, and then click Modify team information to adjust the size or permissions. Note that the size cannot exceed the remaining available space.
Method 2:
A super administrator or a drive administrator can navigate to , select an enterprise space, and then click Modify Space to adjust the size or permissions. Note that the size cannot exceed the remaining available space.
Introduction to enterprise space
Before using the enterprise space, ensure that you have allocated storage and granted access permissions for the enterprise drive.
Return to the user interface. Then perform file operations in Enterprise > Enterprise Space:
A super administrator/drive administrator can upload, create, download, share, copy, delete, and perform other operations on files in the enterprise space.
A team administrator and regular user have preview permissions by default. For more information about how to grant other permissions, see Permission description.
