Vulnerability Response App not available in PDI (Personal Developer Instance)

hakr_joe · a month ago

Hi everyone,

I'd like to try out the Vulnerability Response app with my personal developer instance. However, it's not available in my developer instance. My PDI instance is Yokohama and I don't see it as an option when I check "Your Instance Actions." Am I looking in the right place?

Any guidance on how to access or install the Vulnerability Response app on a personal developer instance would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

Dr Atul G- LNG · a month ago

Hi @hakr_joe

Go to plugins in your PDI and search for :

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hakr_joe · 4 weeks ago

Just an update, had to change my "user role", then the application manager appears as one of the options:

Nikhil Bajaj9 · 4 weeks ago

Hi @hakr_joe ,

Yes the appplication manager will appear as an Admin only, so it will be visible after changing your role. So finally your issues resolved?

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Nikhil Bajaj9 · a month ago

Hi @hakr_joe ,

Not all features are available in PDI so you need to activate the relevant Plugin. To activate plugin- Navigate to developer.servicenow.com and login. After login check on top right you will see your name and arrow like:-

Click on the arrow and you will see instance actions like:-

Click on Activate plugin and in next screen search VR plugin and activate.

Hope i am able to solve your query, if yes, please mark my answer as - Solution accepted.

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Simon Hendery · a month ago

Not correct @Nikhil Bajaj9. There are multiple plugins that need to be to installed to run VR, and none of them are available using the method you've outlined. As per @Dr Atul G- LNG's answer, it needs to be done directly through the Application Manager within the PDI.

hakr_joe · 4 weeks ago

Some further context:
This message shows on my PDI instance:

The link leads to here: https://developer.servicenow.com/dev.do#!/guides/yokohama/developer-program/pdi-guide/managing-your-...

However, following the instructions, there is no "System Definitions", or "Application Manager":