AD Database and Log Bogus Free Space Alerts

For some reason one of our Domain Controllers is generating a SCOM alert for "AD Database and Log : Free space (KB) on drive C: is lower than the required reserved space for AD Database and Log file. It should be at least 700000 KBytes." The
thing is that drive has 111 Gig free. We are running SCOM 2012 SP1 with CU3. AD MP version is 6.0.8228.0 and the offending DC is running Server 2012 R2. We have other 2012 R2 DCs that don't have this issue so I'm a bit puzzled. Thought
I'd see if anyone else is having the issue.

Hi
SCOm do not see the size of the drive it looks size of AD DB and log file refer below link for more information on monitor
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd262025.aspx
Regards
sridhar v
According to your link it does look at the size of the drive. There was a bit in there that struck me though, it said
"During this initial replication cycle, the database and log file sizes are expected to grow significantly. This growth is not reported by the script as an error. However, for a new domain controller, the script still reports any low-disk-space conditions."
I'm guessing this is what happened. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.

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