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Office 365 Email and Calendaring Pilot - What is my Quota and How do I Check it?
 | This article refers to the Office 365 Email and Calendaring Pilot. If you're looking for Exchange Email and Calendaring on the Exchange 2010 Server, see: MIT Email Setup Landing.
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What's my Quota on Office 365?
50 Gigabytes
How do I check my quota usage?
Outlook on the web
- Login to Outlook on the web
- Click the gear icon > Options > General > My Account.
- Within the Mailbox Usage section at the bottom-right hand side of the page (you may need to sccroll down), you will see the amount of space your mailbox is currently using and at which point will your account stop sending/receiving mail.
Outlook 2016/2013/2010
Note: These steps assume you are connected to your Office 365 account via Exchange. By default, this feature is turned off, so you must turn it on to view quota information. Here's how:
- Start Outlook.
- Right-click anywhere on the bottom Outlook bar.
- Click on the first option Quota Information and you will see that it switches to the "On" mode.
- You can now see the amount of free space left and the number of items you have in each folder, in the bottom left hand corner of the Outlook bar.
Outlook 2016/2011
Note: These steps assume you are connected to your Office 365 account via Exchange.
- Start Outlook.
- Right-click on your account name within your mail folder listing and select Folder > Properties from the sub-menu.
- From within "Folder Properties" screen, click on Storage.
- Depending on the number of objects (mail folders, calendar items, contacts, and tasks) you have in your account, it can take minutes for your quota usage information to be retrieved.
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