Foglight for VMware - what alarm intercepts a low disk space?

All,

According to me, Miss me something here. Low disk space problems catches which alarms for virtual machines?

Thank you

-Daniel

There are

http://eDOCS.quest.com/Foglight/56/doc/cartridge/vFoglightCartridge/reference.59.3.php#582597

Logical VMW Virtual Machine time lead estimated fill

VMW Machine virtual logical drive use.

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