Hi @rahulyamgar ,
Yes , it will use the IRE in ACC for CMDB data update.
The ACC-V assets are stored as Agent plugins with the main entry point [acc_visibility_main] and other modules for OS families. There is one main system Discovery Check definition, called Enhanced Discovery, which is used by the Enhanced Discovery Policy. This ACC-V policy runs off a schedule, which is defaulted to 24 hours (86,400 seconds). This policy configuration is synced to all agents as defined in the ACC-V policy.
When the payload is returned from the
MID Server to the instance, the ACC-V Check Type,
EnhancedDiscovery, delegates to the EnhancedDiscoveryHandler script include provided by ACC-V. The script contains logic to process the data from the check and handles tasks like:
- Data transformation into an identification and reconciliation engine (IRE) compatible payload
- Non-CI data reconciliation (cmdb_running_processes, cmdb_tcp_connections, and so on)
The ACC-V Check Definition, Enhanced Discovery, is initiated by the ServiceNow Instance. Then an ECC Queue record with topic, MonitoringProbe, is created on the output queue with relevant Check information. The MID Server then processes the check, by sending a message to ACC via WebSocket over TLS.
https://docs.servicenow.com/bundle/washingtondc-it-operations-management/page/product/agent-client-c...
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