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Gabrz · 05-08-2019

We have a need to interact with ServiceNow via the Table API REST service. In ServiceNow I've created an Oauth Client, and using the client_id and client_secret I'm able to get a token based on the username en ServiceNow password via https://<instanc...

Gabrz · 09-02-2019

Hi, Sorry for the late response. Do you still need help with this issue? This document helped me a lot: https://hi.service-now.com/kb_view.do?sysparm_article=KB0719167 Regards, Gabrz

Gabrz · 06-04-2019

Hi, With audience I mean the "aud" claim field in the token. That value must be used in the ServiceNow OIDC Provider. As the Client ID. If you are using Auth0... This value you can find in the API you've created.

Gabrz · 05-29-2019

I figured it out! Instead of the Client ID in the External OIDC Provider I used the audience. And now I am able to retrieve data with an external token.

Gabrz · 05-13-2019

Hi, Thank you for your quick response, but it was not helpful. What I want to do is: 1) Get a token from a Third Party Provider(for instance Auth0, that is connected with our Active Directory). 2) Call the ServiceNow table API and authenticate with t...

Gabrz · 05-13-2019

Hello Dhananjay, Did you ever get this working? There is little to no useful information about this subject. Even now with Madrid and the new OAuth option "Configure an OIDC provider to verify ID tokens" I find it impossible to authenticate an inb...

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