Monitor oracle tablespaces in CEN

Hi,
I have managed to setup auto reaction methods for filesystems, which was a bit of a long method i opted for but it works wonders and i get emails for the specific system and file path. One aspect i am having trouble with is monitoring tablespaces. in DSWP i have setup the threshold levels for all the tablespaces and in RZ21 in SolMan i have setup an auto reaction method to monitor PSAPUNDO which quite often hits 80% and use this to test it. In the CEN system's RZ20 i cannot see the remote system's list of tablespaces other than SolMan's own tablespaces so opted to configure RZ21's "Manage Central Autoreactions" but the tablespace has hit pass 90% and no email was triggered. i have used the MTE class CCMS_ORAucPSAPUNDO and i wish the names were more meaningful which i assume 'u' means "used"
Has anyone setup this sort of monitoring?
thanks Mani

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