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05-29-2022 06:34 AM
Hi,
I'm running a discovery process for certificates.
I read this article: https://docs.servicenow.com/bundle/sandiego-it-operations-management/page/product/discovery/concept/run-cert-discovery.html#run-cert-inventory-mgmt-import
My goal is to discover certificates that are located on a specific folder. based on the article it is possible:
"The Import certificates are discovered using the pattern Import SSL Certificate, which uses the following:
Server: Host name or IP address on which the certificates are hosted. If certificates are being imported from the MID Server, you can specify localhost as the server input parameter and can leave “temp_certificate_folder” empty.
server_certificate_folder: Folder path on the server in which certificates are present.
Procedure
- Create a Discovery schedule with the following fields. See Schedule a horizontal discovery for more information on setting up your Discovery schedules.
- Select Discovery: Import Certificates
- Select Certificate Discovery Type: Import Certificates.
- Select MID Server selection method: Specific MID Server.
- Select MID Server: Choose the desired MID Server.
- Add the Credentials for the Windows or Linux host machine where certificates are present.
- Fill out the necessary fields and then Save.
- From the Serverless Execution pattern tab, click New to add the Import SSL Certificate pattern and then click Submit."
The problem is that in the "Procedure" part it does not explain where to enter the folder path.
Can someone please assist?
Thanks,
Lior grinberg
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03-16-2024 03:57 PM
I'm in the same situation!
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08-27-2024 10:03 AM
Same!