On 28-Aug-2008, at 10:36 , Marc Powell wrote:
A better solution might be to create a notification period that excludes your maintenance windows so that the SE doesn't need to manually disable notifications.
Alternatively, if your maintenance windows don't happen at predictable times (or don't run for a consistent length every time) the SE could use the "Schedule Downtime" command for affected devices, rather than manually disabling notifications.
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