Newbie question: how to monitor cluster disk drive free space

ok folks, it is a really painful process for me to use SCOM2007R2 and I figure it might be easier if I start to ask concrete questions.
1. I have a cluster server and I know some drives have only 10MB and they are not changing at all as I fixed them. How can I use Monitor/Rules so that I could receive Alert? I was told by our admin that SCOM only got triggered if status got changed
In my case, since the drive space will never get changed (fixed to 10MB left), I will never receive alert???
cheers
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"Logical disk free space" is the monitor that will be monitoring this.
Yes, SCOM will send alerts only when the Mbytes and % values of the free space ; mentioned in the monitor are met. You can configure this monitor by setting up correct Mbytes and % values to change the state of this monitor and thereafter you
will receive the alerts from this monitor.
Hope this helps.
Thanks, S K Agrawal

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