SNMP credentials are used by Discovery to communicate with devices that support the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP). SNMP credentials do not include a user name, just a password, called the community string. The default read-only community string for many SNMP devices is public, and Discovery will try that automatically. Enter the appropriate SNMP credentials if they differ from the public community string1.
References: 1: SNMP credentials - Product Documentation: Utah - Now Support Portal
Question 2
Which part of Agent Client Collector must be configured to run osquery commands on a CI?
Policies
Options:
A.
Credential-less Discovery
B.
Check
C.
ACC Websocket Endpoint
D.
Infrastructure Patterns
Answer:
C
Explanation:
Explanation:
A check is a part of Agent Client Collector that defines the osquery commands to run on a CI and the frequency of execution. A check can also specify the conditions for generating alerts or events based on the osquery results.
References1: Agent Client Collector - Product Documentation: San Diego - ServiceNow2: Agent Client Collector for Visibility - Product Documentation: San Diego - ServiceNow
Question 3
Which choice will populate the Location field for a discovered CI?
Options:
A.
Location field for a Discovery Schedule
B.
Location field for a parent CI Type
C.
Location field for a Port Probe
D.
Location report from the Discovery Dashboard
Answer:
A
Explanation:
Explanation:
The Location field for a discovered CI is populated by the Location field of the Discovery Schedule that triggered the discovery of that CI. This is done by the DiscoverySensor script, which gets the location ID from the Discovery Schedule and passes it to the Shazzam probe, which then updates the cidata with the location information. The Location field for a parent CI Type, a Port Probe, or a Discovery Dashboard report does not affect the Location field for a discovered CI.
References: Discovery - How Location field is set for a CI, How to pass discovery schedule fields to a CI record via discovery