LDAP in developer instance
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‎06-04-2015 12:50 AM
Just been attempting to set up LDAP in my developer instance and it is failing, got this message:-
ldap://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:389/ Connection timed out, failed to connect to server
Verify server address and port are correct and accessible
I seem to recall we had to add a firewall rule to allow SN to talk to our LDAP and I would have thought that existing rule would work however as we are in Europe it may be the developer instances are hosted in the US and I may need an alternative address added.
Any ideas?
TIA
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‎08-02-2015 04:44 AM
Hi Angus,
I believe you can find out the (at least, some) outbound IP address(es) of your dev instance without calling ServiceNow.
You can create a test Outbound REST Service and let your instance call that REST Service (I normally use http://ipconfig.me/all.json or http://ipinfo.io). These public REST Services do nothing but echoing back the source IP address where the connection is from. It is particularly useful because the returned IP address(es) should be the one you enter into your firewall as source address(es).
For example, my brand new dev instance is at dev16045.service-now.com (inbound IP is 103.23.67.118).
I used ipinfo.io because ipconfig.me is not accessible at the moment. My config:
and Test Run result:
After a few test runs, I noticed the outbound IP addresses are 103.23.67.10-15. And that's the IP addresses I should put into my firewall rules as the source addresses.
You may want to do a similar test to find out the outbound IP addresses for your instance.
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‎06-12-2015 07:38 PM
On your firewall, you allow connections the public IP address from only the specific source addresses that ServiceNow will be using from the two (paired) data centers where your instance is located, not the IP address of your instance itself. Normally you could go to HI and find this information but for the Developers instance you need to call them and ask them for the information. I just spent longer than I care to talk about finding this last step.
Hope it helps!
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‎06-15-2015 12:38 AM
Thanks for that Michael, I'll give it a go.
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‎06-15-2015 06:30 AM
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‎06-15-2015 07:32 AM
Unfortunately I believe the only way to contact them is via the Feedback on the developers site. Calling HI, they aren't able to help.
