Service Now - SCCM connectivity question

Siva Sivaraman1
Mega Contributor

Greetings   all,

As part of   asset management integration,   we are     trying to   get   data integration done between     Service Now (Geneva patch 😎   and   SCCM SQL database.   During this connectivity   testing process,   we ran into an issue on the       3rd part of the   testing   sequence:

1 we Verified that the user, "sccm_servicenow",   has the appropriate roles.

2. Resolved issue with user unable to connect from MID Server to the Windows server. We tested a powershell gwmi command to confirm this. (this I believe   eliminates port/firewall issue)

3     We need to verify if the user, "sccm_servicenow", can communicate from the MID Server to the actual SCCM Database. (At the     database level)

In this regard,     could someone provide some guidance/help as to   how   we   go about setting up a   remote   SQL   server   connection   from Mid   server   to     SQL   database   server under   SCCM   to get step   3 completed? what are things needed on the Mid server side to   get this   accomplished?

Service Now (Geneva patch 😎

SCCM

SCCM:
SCCM 2012 R2

WINDOWS:
Server 2012 R2

Mid Server

Windows Server 2012 R2 Standard

Thanks much

Kanagasabai Sivaraman (Siva)

Pacific Technology
UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC
E:ssivaraman@pacific.edu

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JasonMMiller
Giga Contributor

I'm upgrading from an old version and not quite where you are but I can answer this question. The easiest way to test if the MID server can talk to the SCCM SQL server is to use Windows' built-in ODBC Data Source Administrator (search ODBC). Add a user DSN and enter the server and sql user information on the subsequent screens. The last screen has a Test Data Source... button. If that works, you're set, and you can cancel the ODBC datasource creation. Keep in mind that you'll need a SQL user account for the connection if you don't have one. You may want to use the same username and password of your SNOW mid server account.


Excellent idea...why did not I think this b4!



In fact I did ODBC for Excel to ServiceNow connectivity for external reporting....



Thx Jason





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