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3 weeks ago
Hi everyone,
I was testing inbound email actions in my Personal Developer Instance. Emails sent to my devxxxxx@servicenowdevelopers.com address were not showing under System Mailboxes → Inbound → Received.
I configured a dedicated Gmail account using POP3 for inbound and SMTP for outbound, and that worked.
Inbound setup:
Type: POP3
Server: pop.gmail.com
Port: 995
Security: SSL/TLS
Username: Gmail address
Password: Gmail App Password
Outbound setup:
Type: SMTP
Server: smtp.gmail.com
Port: 587
Security: STARTTLS
Username: Gmail address
Password: Gmail App Password
I also noticed that if multiple inbound actions match the same email, ServiceNow may create duplicate incidents. Setting my custom inbound action to Execution Order = 1 and Stop processing = true fixed that.
My question:
Is this the recommended approach for PDI email testing when the @servicenowdevelopers.com instance email does not receive external emails?
Also, is there any official limitation around using the devxxxxx@servicenowdevelopers.com email address for inbound testing in PDIs?
Sharing my setup in case it helps others, but I would appreciate confirmation from the community.
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devxxx@servicenowdevelopers.com
did not work. but I agree that using personal mail is not the best practice. But creating a new email and configuring it for personal use wouldn't be a problem. Since in Companies things like this will be configured up front by the IT teams mostly. Please correct me if 'm wrong.
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devxxx@servicenowdevelopers.com
did not work. but I agree that using personal mail is not the best practice. But creating a new email and configuring it for personal use wouldn't be a problem. Since in Companies things like this will be configured up front by the IT teams mostly. Please correct me if 'm wrong.
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Be aware that PDIs aren't always cleaned well before they are redistributed after being reclaimed. Leaving your gmail credentials on a PDI may not be the best idea.
Please mark any helpful or correct solutions as such. That helps others find their solutions.
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Refer :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JIJrdjXuYgk
Solution : How to configure Email Account in ServiceNow using your personal GMAIL mailbox
Changes to sending emails from PDIs
Regards
Tanushree Maiti
ServiceNow Technical Architect
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tanushreemaiti
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I believe my approach and the content in the video are same.
Because mine is in written format. But thank you for replying.