Cannot Install Plugins - "You must be part of global domain to install or update application packages."

MGanon
Tera Guru

I can no longer install plugins. I now receive this error: " You must be part of global domain to install or update application packages." There is now a "Default" domain and my user is the only member. The OOB admin account still has access to plugins. Before I disassociate my user from the "Global" domain, I wanted to identify how it got there but I struggled to find the documentation.

Am I safe to disassociate my user from the "Default" domain?

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Jeff Currier
ServiceNow Employee
ServiceNow Employee

I am not aware that anything has changed with default domains, but I could be wrong.  Is it possible you never had a default domain and recently someone made a domain the default and your user was then associated with that domain?  I would check the history of that domain record for clues.

As far as disassociating your user with that domain, I think we would need to know more about that domain and your history of transactions.  If you have no transactions in that domain, I don't see a problem, but you may want to look deeply into that and test in a sub-prod environment and/or raise a case on Hi to ask their opinion.

This is my PDI so I am the only person to have modified it but the "Default" domain was created last month by the admin user that I don't use. A search of the plugins for the term "Domain" returned 5 plugins in both Orlando and New York. The Orlando has only the 2 "Field Service Management Demo Data" and "Have I Been Pwned for Security Operations" installed. None are installed in the New York instance.

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NIkhil Chaurasi
Tera Contributor

Hi MGanon,

You may face this error in plugin installation when you are using domain separated instance. So try on other instance which is not domain separated.

  

Arshdeep Kaur1
Tera Contributor

     Please log in to the instance as admin (Can also be any user id with the admin role).
⮑ Go to sys_user table and see the value for domain column, it should be null or global for installing an application.
⮑ If not, you will need to switch to global domain to enable install button. You can see that option on the top right side as a dropdown.
⮑ Please try to change it to Global and try once again with the installation of the application.