Exclude Advisor/Azure Alerts in SCOM Alert View

I'm analyzing a lot of Servers which of course generates many alerts. Is there any way to exclude them in the SCOM Console Alert View? All my Advisor "Managed" Servers are in a group, but I didnt find any option to exclude the whole group (generating
the alerts) from the SCOM View. Event not to Exclude from my Subscribtion (generating E-Mails) - what i miss is kind of *NOT* raised by any instance of a specific group.

You should be able to filter based on the rule - since all Advisor Configuration Alerts are generated by the same 'sync' rule.
Or you can disable syncing them altogether
http://blogs.technet.com/b/momteam/archive/2014/07/24/how-to-stop-the-receiving-of-advisor-alerts-in-operations-manager.aspx

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