SN Platform Overview Flashcards
What type of computing infrastructure does ServiceNow provide?
aPaaS
A cloud-based computing model which provides the infrastructure needed to develop, run, and manage applications across the entire enterprise
What are the 4 OOB workflows that ServiceNow provides?
- IT Workflows
- Employee Workflows
- Customer Workflows
- Creator Workflows
Where do we manage ServiceNow hosted instances and upgrades?
In Now Support (HI)
HI: Hosted Instance
How many ways are there to interact with the Now Platform?
- Next Experience Unified Navigation
- Now Mobile App
- Service Portal
What are the 2 Mobile Apps offered by ServiceNow?
ServiceNow Mobile Agent
Now Mobile
What is a User?
A user is an individual that has been granted access to the ServiceNow instance
What is a Group?
A group is a set of users who share a common purpose
What is a Role?
A role is a collection of permissions in the Now Platform used to:
- grant access to apps and other parts of the platform
- assign security rights
What is the URL of a ServiceNow instance?
https://instancename.service-now.com
What tools can be used to configure Portals?
- Branding Editor
- Widget Editor (more experienced users)
What are the main SN Base System Roles?
- System Administrator (admin)
- Specialized Administrator (catalog_admin)
- Approvers (approver_user)
- ITIL (itil)
What can users without assigned roles do in the Now platform?
- View a homepage
- Access the Service Catalog
- View a knowledge article
- Take surveys
What should a logged in user do when a new role is assigned to him/her during the current session?
S/he needs to log out and log back in for the new role permissions to take effect
What is the first level of security applied when a user logs into SN?
User authentication
What are the different user authentication methods supported by the Now platform?
- Local database (authenticates user name & pwd stored in their user records in the SN instance)
- External Single Sign-On (SSO) (authenticates user name & pwd configured in identity providers that have a matching user account in the SN instance)
- LDAP (authenticates the user name & pwd in their Lightweight Directory Access Protocol account that has a matching account in the SN instance)
- OAuth 2.0 (authenticates the user name & pwd of OAuth identity provider that has a matching user account in the SN instance)
- Digest Token (authenticates an encrypted digest of the username and pwd stored inthe user record)
- Multi-factor (authenticates the username and pwd and sends an OTP to the phone)