What must Godiva configure to enforce a storage limit of 10 GB for each employee on a Windows Server?

To enforce a storage limit of 10 GB for each employee on a Windows Server, configuring a disk quota is the correct approach. Disk quotas are designed specifically for the purpose of managing and controlling the amount of disk space that users can consume. When a disk quota is set, it allows administrators to specify limits for individual users or groups on how much data they can store on a particular volume or folder. In this case, by setting the quota to 10 GB for each employee, Godiva can effectively ensure that no single employee exceeds that allocated storage space.

The disk quota functionality works effectively by tracking the amount of space used by each user, and it can provide alerts or prevent users from saving more data once they hit the specified limit, thus helping to manage storage on the server efficiently. This capability is essential for maintaining healthy server performance and ensuring that resources are available for all users.

Other options such as file permissions, group policies, and access control lists focus more on security and accessibility control rather than managing storage limits directly. While they are crucial for maintaining security and organization within a network, they do not provide the specific functionality required to enforce a storage cap like disk quotas do.