Update health-alerts.md

removed the note and added the link to the description of closed and supressed.

Author: DeCohen

ATPDocs/health-alerts.md

@@ -37,14 +37,11 @@ The Microsoft Defender for Identity **Health issues** page lets you know when th
 Health issues in Microsoft Defender for Identity can have different statuses depending on their state and how they're handled. 
 
 - **Open:**: The health issue is marked as open. 
-- **Closed:** A health issue is automatically marked as **Closed** when Microsoft Defender for Identity detects that the underlying issue is resolved. If you have Azure ATP (workspace name) Administrators permissions, you can also manually close a health issue.
+- **Closed:** A health issue is automatically marked as **Closed** when Microsoft Defender for Identity detects that the underlying issue is resolved. If you have [Azure ATP (workspace name) Administrator](/defender-for-identity/role-groups#defender-for-identity-security-groups)  you can also manually close a health issue.
 - **Suppressed:** If you have Azure ATP (workspace name) Administrators permissions, you can suppress the health alert for seven days. Suppress a health alert if you're aware of an expected temporary known issue, for example, taking down a machine for maintenance.
 
 For example, if a domain controller is taken offline for maintenance, a "Sensor stopped communicating" alert might be triggered. You can use the API to change the alert status from Open to Suppressed. Once the domain controller is back online, revert the status to Open and let Microsoft Defender for Identity close the alert automatically when the issue is resolved.
 
-> [!NOTE]
-> If you want to manually close or suppress a health issue, you must have [Azure ATP (workspace name) Administrator](/defender-for-identity/role-groups#defender-for-identity-security-groups) permissions.
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 ## Health issues
 
 This section describes all the health issues for each component, listing the cause and the steps needed to resolve the problem.