UCCX 7 - Change alert threshold for disk space

We record every call into our UCCX 7 platform which makes my backups quite large. This causes an alert every night when the backups run from CRSAdmin stating that the server is running low on disk space and needs at least 40 GB free for B&R to run.
Is there a way to adjust this threshold?
Thanks

Pablo, thanks for the reply! I checked the event viewer on the UCCX servers and they are clean. This is not a Windows alert. This alert is coming from CRSAdministrator and is routed to the email address I have configured in the email subsystem (Appadmin / Subsystems / email.)
The server is not actually getting low on disk space when this alert is generated, it is simply going below the 40 GB free threshold that is built somewhere in the UCCX application. This is what the actual email looks like:
From CRSAdministrator@AUS-SVR-ICD-01
WARNING: CRS server AUS-SVR-ICD-01(172.21.X.X) is running low in free disk space
**DO-NOT-REPLY-TO-THIS-EMAIL**
CRS required that you have at least 43377659904 bytes available in drive C:, otherwise B&R will fail in operating. Please free up some disk space if required.
-Cisco Customer Response Application Administration.
So maybe the solution is remove the email address I have configured in the email subsystem for alerting and set up a syslog server instead for alarms?
Brett

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@body = @mailbody,
--@file_attachments = @logfile,
@body_format = 'HTML'
End
SELECT @DiskFreeSpace = fspace FROM #driveinfo where drive in ('D')
IF @DiskFreeSpace < @DDrivethreshold
Begin
SET @MailSubject = 'Drive D: free space is low on ' + cast(Serverproperty('Machinename') as nVarchar)
SET @mailbody = 'Drive D: on ' + cast(Serverproperty('Machinename') as nVarchar) + ' has only ' + CAST(@DiskFreeSpace AS VARCHAR) + ' MB left. Please free up space on this drive. '
EXEC msdb.dbo.sp_send_dbmail
@profile_name = 'SQLDBA_Support',
@recipients= @mailto,
@subject = @MailSubject,
@body = @mailbody,
--@file_attachments = @logfile,
@body_format = 'HTML'
End
SELECT @DiskFreeSpace = fspace FROM #driveinfo where drive in ('Y')
IF @DiskFreeSpace < @YDrivethreshold
Begin
SET @MailSubject = 'Drive Y: free space is low on ' + cast(Serverproperty('Machinename') as nVarchar)
SET @mailbody = 'Drive Y: on ' + cast(Serverproperty('Machinename') as nVarchar) + ' has only ' + CAST(@DiskFreeSpace AS VARCHAR) + ' MB left. Please free up space on this drive. '
EXEC msdb.dbo.sp_send_dbmail
@profile_name = 'profile_name',
@recipients= @mailto,
@subject = @MailSubject,
@body = @mailbody,
--@file_attachments = @logfile,
@body_format = 'HTML'
End
set @mailbody='';
while (select count(*) from #driveinfo ) >= @count
begin
set @tempfspace = (select fspace from #driveinfo where id = @count and drive not in ('C','Q','D','Y'))
set @tempdrive = (select drive from #driveinfo where id = @count and drive not in ('C','Q','D','Y'))
if @tempfspace < @OtherDrivethreshold
BEGIN
SET @altflag = 1;
SET @mailbody = @mailbody + '<p>Drive ' + CAST(@tempdrive AS NVARCHAR(10)) + ' has ' + CAST(@tempfspace AS NVARCHAR(10)) + ' MB free</br>'
--SET @cmd = 'dir /s /-c ' + @tempdrive + ':\ > ' + @logfile
--EXEC xp_cmdshell @cmd
END
set @count = @count + 1
end
IF (@altflag = 1)
BEGIN
SET @sub = 'Monitor Space on ' + cast(Serverproperty('Machinename') as nVarchar)
set @mailbody = 'The below drives on ' + cast(Serverproperty('Machinename') as nVarchar) + ' have low disk space then threshold limit ' + CAST(@OtherDrivethreshold as VARCHAR(10)) +' Please free up the space in below specified drives <p>' + @mailbody
--print 'Space on ' + @tempdrive + ': is very low: ' + str(@tempfspace)+ 'MB'
EXEC msdb.dbo.sp_send_dbmail
@profile_name = 'Profile name',
@recipients= @mailto,
@subject = @sub,
@body = @mailbody,
--@file_attachments = @logfile,
@body_format = 'HTML'
END
drop table #driveinfo
set nocount off
END
Thanks Saurabh Sinha
http://saurabhsinhainblogs.blogspot.in/
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Dear Experts,
Is there any possible to get the Low disk Space alerts reports in SCOM 2007 R2.
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2, Likewise I need SCOM Low disk space alerts reports for last month.
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http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/50f2c3fb-2dfc-47c6-8c2a-8a2f0149df10/how-to-create-a-report-showing-the-servers-that-had-the-alerts-of-logical-disk-free-space-is-low?forum=operationsmanagerreporting
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> Also for alert notifications would I have to create a new alert definition and enable it in is this specific policy?
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If a symptom threshold value changes via policy override, alerts which have that symptom will fire at different threshold value accordingly.
> If I would have different symptom definitions for the same object are you saying I have to make the change in the KB you mentioned?
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The KB is about treating a metric that has many instances for a machine and you may need it for disk space usage.
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