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‎09-05-2019 11:04 AM

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‎09-05-2019 12:20 PM
As I already mentioned in my first reply:
have a look at the Outage table [cmdb_ci_outage]
Just add a record there, and as Configuration Item select Active Directory. Set the dates, type outage, that's it.
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‎09-05-2019 11:11 AM
Hi there,
Are you after below? If so, have a look at the Outage table [cmdb_ci_outage].
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‎09-05-2019 11:33 AM
This got me closer to what i am looking for, but how do i determine what information is presented here. how does service now even know what applications my organization uses? our instance was built before i came on board and i am trying to get the service portal to display correct and relevant information so that users want to use the portal instead of just sending the Help Desk an email. Thanks!

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‎09-05-2019 11:40 AM
The outage table has a reference to the cmdb_ci table. For the outages displayed on the Service Portal you actually have to look at the widgets.
For example, the current status widget looks at:
var outage = new GlideRecord("cmdb_ci_outage");
outage.addQuery("cmdb_ci.sys_class_name", "cmdb_ci_service");
outage.addQuery("begin", "<=", gs.nowNoTZ());
outage.addQuery("end", ">=", gs.nowNoTZ()).addOrCondition("end", "=", "NULL");
Planned maintenance widget looks at:
var outage = new GlideRecord("cmdb_ci_outage");
outage.addQuery("begin", "<=", gs.daysAgoStart(-5));
outage.addQuery("end", ">=", gs.nowNoTZ());
outage.addQuery("type", "planned");
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‎09-05-2019 11:35 AM
It would be a combination of multiple widgets like Current Status, Planned Maintenance, Business Services status.
All the records are retrieved from Outage(cmdb_ci_outage) table
Current status- Status of your business services.
Planned Maintenance- Business services in Planned Maintenance
Business Services Status - Shows your business services(cmdb_ci_service) and displays how they are performing(Meaning if there is any planned or scheduled outage/maintenance)
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