09 Andrew Bowers Sys Admin test 101-150 Flashcards

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What is an access control

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A security rule defined and set at the row and column level

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What is the access control evaluation

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Specific to general if all conditions are true (conditions, scripts and roles)

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In a SLA Definition, which conditions will trigger an SLA

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Start condition, Stop condition and Pause conditions

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Name the four ways in which the knowledge base can be populated

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  1. Manually, 2. From the service catalog with a record producer, 3. Automatically from events, 4. From existing incidents or tasks
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What is the knowledge base hierarchy

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Topics, Categories, Articles

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How do you protect KB articles

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Roles

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How do you allow users to access KB without logging in

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Make it public and protect it with a role

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What do you call an indication to the SN processes that something notable has occured

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Event

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What two processes can cause events

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User actions, Scripts (business rules/workflows)

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What contains a record of every generated event

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Event Que

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What do events trigger

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Notifications

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12
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What does a notification contain

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A mix of static and dynamically determined content

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13
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why would you clone an instance

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to copy prod over a sub-prod instance

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what are the three release types

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  1. Future, 2. Patch, 3. Hotfix
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Are user customization records upgraded

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No

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What are best practices response times

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Total response time - network and browser and server 3 seconds, Server response time below 800ms

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17
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What is a dashboard of frequently used content with reports

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a homepage

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what do you call a mapped graphic image on a homepage that is packed reports

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a gauge

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19
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What is used to measure and evaluate the effectiveness of IT service management process

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metrics

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20
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What do metrics measure

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Data over time to show past history

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what is a measurement of the set amount of time for a task to reach a certain condition

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What do you call it when an SLA is not met

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what are the three major components that power SLA

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  1. SLA definition/Task SLA, 2. SLA Workflow, 3. SLA Automation (business rule and scheduled job)
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What are the three types of SLA

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  1. SLA, 2. Operational Level Agreement (OLA) how departments work together, 3. Underpinning Contract (UC) outside suppliers
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What three conditions define an SLA
Start, Stop Pause
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What is another name for customer updates
Customizations
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Multiple Choice, Single Line text, and select box are what type of elements in service now
variables
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What is a robust ordering system for services, hardware and software and the central repository of goods and services that an IT service desk provides for users
Service Catalog
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Name the five major components of the Service Catalog
1. Record Producers, 2. Items, 3. Variables, 4. Order Guides, 5. Workflows
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What are four items that orders from the service catalog generate
1. REQ, 2. RITM, 3. Catalog Task,4. Assignment group
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What are three service catalog best practices
1. define an order guide, 2. group items in order guides, 3. use questions to present item options
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the workflow transition determines which activity is performed based on an evaluation of which workflow element
the workflow transition determines which activity is performed based on an evaluation of workflow condition
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which ServiceNow application automates simple or complex multi-system tasks on remote servers that are normally done manually
The servicenow application that automates simple or complex multi-system tasks on remote servers that are normally done manually is orchestration
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by default in ServiceNow, what customizations are added to Update Sets
Changes made to a form
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what do you use to import data from various sources and map data into SN tables
Import set
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What determines the relationship between the import set table and an existing servicenow table
transform map
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what are the three steps for using import sets and transform maps
1. Load data, 2. Create Transform MAP, 3. Run Transform
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What does coalescing do before a transform
Makes a field the unique key
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what table is used to track changes in an update set
customer update [sys_user_xml] table
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what four elements cannot be customized with update sets
1. New Records, 2. New users and groups, 3. Modified data, 4. Schedules
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can homepages be added to update sets
No, homepages can only be changed manually
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Should you include few or many changes in one Update Set
Many
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Can two update sets be merged
Yes
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What is the four part sequence of the production instance to run an Update Set
1. Retrieve, 2. Preview, 3. Commit, 4. Apply
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What is a form
A form displays a single record from a table
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Where does one go to write the prod instance to the dev environment
System clone > administration > Clone targets
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What is a list
A list is a structure that displays information from a table
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what are the four list interface elements
1. Title bar, 2. breadcrumbs, 3. column headings, 4. fields
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what is a field
a field is a cell in a table. Each field holds an individual piece of data
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What field type in a list is not sortable
Timefields