Disk removal Alert - Alert If Disk is removed
Navigate to:
Applications Manager → Settings → Performance Polling → Servers
Option 1: Ignore Specific Disks
Choose the monitor type, navigate to Disks under Metric Name, and under Ignore specified Components, enter the disk name(s) that should not be monitored.
Ignore Specified Components – Version Behavior
Option 2: Disable Disk Removal Alerts
If you want to continue monitoring disks but do not want alerts when a disk is removed:
Disable the “Alert If Disk is removed” option under Error Alert Settings for the respective disk metric.
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