Custom probes and sensor
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‎04-13-2019 01:17 AM
Hey guys,
Can anyone tell how to create a custom probe and sensor 'from scratch', ie right from shazzam to exploration (assuming we are discovering a device which is not there OOB).
Would like to know the complete steps.
Thanks much in advance!
BR,
Shanks
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‎04-13-2019 01:31 AM
Hi
please go through link,here is example for custom probe and sensor,
Requirement : To fetch the BIOS information of a windows system and will populate this result into the BIOS detail field ( which is a custom field that I have created ) of CI table.
http://servicenowpro.blogspot.com/2017/03/how-to-create-custom-probe-and-sensor.html
thanks

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‎04-13-2019 09:44 PM
Hi - Consider attending a Discovery Fundamentals class where you learn all the phases of Discovery (4) and how to build classifiers and custom Patterns. Note: as of the Madrid (current) version of the DF class, creating custom probes/sensors is no longer taught. This is because ServiceNow is moving away from Probes/Sensor and investing into Patterns only -- hence the latest class version does the same. (prior DF class versions taught a mix of Probes/Sensors and Patterns)
Hope this helps?
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‎04-13-2019 11:07 PM
Hi Dave,
Bit confused here. Patterns are used only for last 2 phases right.
If I wanted to do a port scan and classification of some device which is not covered OOB, then I need to make use of custom probe and sensor atleast for initial 2 phases right.
shankar

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‎04-14-2019 11:05 PM
Hello Shanks,
So the idea is that, your pattern should take care of all the phases within itself. That way we move away from probes to patterns.
I found the following very helpful, you might want to try it too.
Hope it helps.