Why don't I receive alerts when a disk is removed?
Applications Manager does not generate alerts when a disk is removed from a monitored server if the setting am.host.deleteDisk is enabled. In such cases, the disk is automatically removed from monitoring along with its historical data.
To check or modify the am.host.deleteDisk setting:
- Navigate to Settings → Performance Polling → Servers
- Locate the key: am.host.deleteDisk (Default value: true)
- When set to true, removed disks are silently deleted from monitoring. To retain the disk and receive alerts when it is removed, set the value to false.
Refer to the Server Settings documentation for more more information.
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