Hi Igor,
I have given step-by-step procedure below which you can use to configure quota alerts for individual users.
1=> Set your email server @ Setup -> Options -> Events and Alerts
2=> Look at the default quota thresholds @ Setup -> Options -> Default Thresholds
3=> Set your e-mail domain-name @ Setup -> Options -> Users. You can leave this field empty if you specify complete e-mail address at User settings page @ step7.
4=> Check that you set the credentials for the storage systems (which have user quotas) being monitored in DFM using dfm host set <storage system> hostlogin=xxxx hostpassword=xxxx. This is needed for the discovery of User quotas. Once the credentials are set, re-discover the storage system using 'dfm host discover <storage_system>'. This is required to keep DFM to have up-to-date information with respect to storage system.
5=> Wait for few mins (till userquotas mon completes) and launch "User Quotas All" Report (Go to Control Center -> Home -> Group Status -> File SRM/Quotas -> Report -> User Quotas, All)
6=> "User Quotal, All" page will show you all the usernames for whom quotas are configured.
7=> Click on one of the Usernames which will launch "User Details" page. Click "Edit Settings" link available in the bottom panel "QuotaUser Tools". It will launch "Edit User Settings" page where you can specify the e-mail address for the user.
8=> You need to repeat the above step for all the users. If you are not comfortable with UI, you can do this using CLI.
dfm quota user list
dfm quota user set <username> userEmail=abc@xyz.com
A simple script might help you here.
Hope these steps help you to fix your problem.
Regards,
Saravanan