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10-12-2014 11:02 PM
I'm aware of the different locations of Servicenow Datacenters (Datacenter locations of Servicenow).
It's possible to know in what ServiceNow Datacenter is located my instance?
Thanks,
David
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10-12-2014 11:24 PM
Hey,
I think you can tell which data center your instance is on by taking a looked at the "connected to cluster node:" setting in stats.do..
Instructions:
1. Add /stats.do to your instance URL..
2. once the page loads the second option down is "connected to cluster node:"
3. you should see something like.,.. app38035.sjc5.service-now.com:....
4. look at the sjc5 part of the string..
This example I gave above is of a demo instance so I think sjc is the Internationale abbreviation for San Jose.. My instance is in australia and the sjc5 part of the node says BNE1 - BNE is the Internationale abbreviation for Brisbane which is in fact where my instance is located..
Hope this helps you identify the instance location..
Please mark this answer as answered/correct if you find this helpful.
Thanks.
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10-12-2014 11:20 PM
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10-12-2014 11:37 PM
Thanks a lot Jim!
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10-12-2014 11:24 PM
Hey,
I think you can tell which data center your instance is on by taking a looked at the "connected to cluster node:" setting in stats.do..
Instructions:
1. Add /stats.do to your instance URL..
2. once the page loads the second option down is "connected to cluster node:"
3. you should see something like.,.. app38035.sjc5.service-now.com:....
4. look at the sjc5 part of the string..
This example I gave above is of a demo instance so I think sjc is the Internationale abbreviation for San Jose.. My instance is in australia and the sjc5 part of the node says BNE1 - BNE is the Internationale abbreviation for Brisbane which is in fact where my instance is located..
Hope this helps you identify the instance location..
Please mark this answer as answered/correct if you find this helpful.
Thanks.
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10-12-2014 11:37 PM
Thank you Jaime!