JCU - Disk Quota Variation Request

This form should be used by staff and students to request disk quota in excess of the quota allocated.

Please refer to the Chargeable Disk Space web page for information on default and maximum disk quota allocations, as well as procedures on applying for disk quota beyond the maximum allocation.

MAKE SURE BEFORE COMPLETING THIS APPLICATION that you have told the authorising person (Head of Department or the Departmental Representative) that they will be receiving electronic mail requesting them to approve your request.

Electronic mail will be sent to the authorising person you specify below. It will state your name and what quota you have requested and suitable instructions for them to follow in order to actually approve your request.

If authorisation is then not received by ITR within 7 days of our receipt of this application, it will be considered entirely void.

Please contact operator@jcu.edu.au if you have any queries.

Disk Quota Variation Form

Authorisation Details(see above)
Name of authorising person
Email address of authorising person
Quota Request (for use on central Unix machines such as Email)
Total unix quota required	mb
Note: All extra quota requested by STUDENTS will expire on the 31st January each year. This form will need to be resubmitted each year to keep the extra disk quota. Please enter specific time needed for the extra disk quota where suitable as it is encouraged for staff and students to keep their disk usage as low as possible. Fixed period only - please enter weeks or months required Weeks OR Months Indefinite period - available to STAFF only Note: The maximum quota for an indefinite period is 40 mb.
Personal Details
Login-id
Full name
Email address
Staff/student number
Date of birth (for verification)
Phone (if applicable)
Reason for quota increase
I have read and agree to abide by the University's Conditions for Use of University Computing Facilities . I understand that unauthorised disclosure of account details to others may result in cancellation of the account. I understand that the system administrator may at times have to take appropriate actions which may affect my work in order to maintain a properly functioning system.