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  1. Add and Edit Sensor Channels

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    Gathering Feedback  ·  AdminJonah Kowall (SVP Product and Design, Paessler) responded

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    Florian Oberle supported this idea  · 
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    Florian Oberle commented  · 

    As a Systems Engineer monitoring dynamic infrastructure, I want sensors to automatically hide or remove channels for resources that are no longer active, so that I can focus on relevant monitoring data without manually recreating sensors to clean up outdated channels.

    For example, when monitoring server mount points through an EXE/Script sensor, each actively used mount point should have its own channel. Once a mount point is decommissioned, it should be possible to remove its channel rather than having it remain permanently greyed out, which creates UI/UX confusion and makes it difficult to distinguish between active and inactive resources. This would eliminate the need to recreate sensors every few weeks/months for cleanup purposes.