Thanks for the suggestion, but unfortunately that would be a reactive solution after an alerts has already happened. We want to be pro-active and prevent alerts from triggering actions.
I created 2 policies to ignore alerts. One will only ignore fiber channel & network connection drops. We use this for patch reboots. The other one ignores all alerts. This I use if I am going to work on the hardware. I will add systems to these policies when needed.
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Thanks for the suggestion, but unfortunately that would be a reactive solution after an alerts has already happened. We want to be pro-active and prevent alerts from triggering actions.
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I created 2 policies to ignore alerts. One will only ignore fiber channel & network connection drops. We use this for patch reboots. The other one ignores all alerts. This I use if I am going to work on the hardware. I will add systems to these policies when needed.