ERROR_PER_USER_TRUST_QUOTA_EXCEEDED - 1932 (0x78C)

Technical Meaning

This error indicates that the user has attempted to create a delegated trust, but their current quota for such operations has been exhausted.

Error Details

The term 'delegated trust' refers to a mechanism where one user or process can temporarily grant another user or process certain permissions or access rights. This is often used in scenarios involving administrative tasks or when managing complex security configurations within an organization.

Usage Context

This error typically arises in environments with strict security policies, such as those requiring detailed tracking and management of trust relationships between users or processes. It can also occur in scenarios where a user attempts to perform multiple delegated trust operations without sufficient quota allocation.

Developer Interpretation

Developers should interpret this error as an indication that the current user's permissions have been fully utilized for creating delegated trusts. This may require adjusting the user's permission settings, increasing their quota, or optimizing the process to reduce the number of trust creation operations.

Related Errors

• ERROR_TOO_MANY_SECRETS (1930 - 0x78A): Indicates that the maximum number of secrets has been reached, which is related but distinct from delegated trust quotas.
• ERROR_NO_SUCH_TRUST (1925 - 0x781): Occurs when a requested trust relationship does not exist, unrelated to quota issues.

FAQ

Q: What causes this error?

A: This error is caused by attempting to create a delegated trust when the user's current quota for such operations has been exceeded. It is not related to file system limits or data integrity issues.

Q: How can I resolve this issue?

A: To resolve this, you may need to increase the user's quota for creating delegated trusts or optimize the process to reduce the number of trust creation operations required.

Summary

The ERROR_PER_USER_TRUST_QUOTA_EXCEEDED error indicates that a user has attempted to create a delegated trust beyond their allocated quota. Developers should focus on managing quotas and optimizing processes to avoid this issue.