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# Adjusting tenant storage allocation

This article covers the process of adjusting the storage allocation of tenants (aka Companies) within the Veeam Service Provider Console

**Step 1:** Login to the VSPC Portal (<https://vac.mhn.net.au:1280>) using your reseller account.

**Step 2:** Click the **Companies** menu on the left side to display list of the companies under your account.

**Step 3:** Check the box of the company that you want you'd like to adjust and click the **Edit** button<br>

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**Step 4:** On the company details screen, select the **Services** tab and click the link to the allocated backup repository under **Cloud Connect Resources**<br>

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**Step 5:** Select the repository to be adjusted and click **Edit**

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**Step 6:** Enter the new desired storage allocation and click **OK**

{% hint style="info" %}
Note: the cumulative quota assigned across all managed companies cannot exceed the total storage quota assigned to your reseller account)
{% endhint %}

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**Step 7:** Click **Apply** and **Finish** on the previous screens to ensure the changes are saved. The State column will indicate the configuration is being updated.

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The new allocation should then be reflected against the company in the company list. Note that the Cloud Repository Usage column may need to be enabled in order to see the allocated value<br>

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