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11-28-2022 05:19 AM
Hello,
In our installation exit "MultiSSOLogout" is active-false and "MultiSSOLogoutV2" is active-true. so is their any difference in both property or both are same?
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11-28-2022 07:43 AM
Hello,
The reason why ServiceNow has introduced MultiSSOv2 is because of below reason:-
In the MultiSSOv1 version, modifications used to be made in the SAML2_update1 and MultiSSO_SAML2_update1 script includes for customizations. Making changes to these OOTB scripts, used to create upgrade challenges. As ServiceNow upgrades will not overwrite customizations you have made but will mark them as skipped records in the ServiceNow Upgrade Monitor. To make sure they’re successfully ported to the upgraded instance, manual intervention was required for handling the skipped changes.
To avoid these upgrade challenges, In the MultiSSOv2 version, we are changing the way customizations in OOTB implementation are supported.
Please find the official documentation with the above information and more:-
https://support.servicenow.com/kb?id=kb_article_view&sysparm_article=KB0778203
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11-28-2022 07:43 AM
Hello,
The reason why ServiceNow has introduced MultiSSOv2 is because of below reason:-
In the MultiSSOv1 version, modifications used to be made in the SAML2_update1 and MultiSSO_SAML2_update1 script includes for customizations. Making changes to these OOTB scripts, used to create upgrade challenges. As ServiceNow upgrades will not overwrite customizations you have made but will mark them as skipped records in the ServiceNow Upgrade Monitor. To make sure they’re successfully ported to the upgraded instance, manual intervention was required for handling the skipped changes.
To avoid these upgrade challenges, In the MultiSSOv2 version, we are changing the way customizations in OOTB implementation are supported.
Please find the official documentation with the above information and more:-
https://support.servicenow.com/kb?id=kb_article_view&sysparm_article=KB0778203
Please mark my answer as correct based on Impact.