MID Server authentication credentials and SOAP requests
Set basic authentication credentials to update the web service invocation data. For added security, you can enforce basic authentication on each incoming SOAP request to the MID Server.
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Basic authentication credentials and SOAP requests
You can enforce basic authentication on each request. The MID Server is not able to communicate through a proxy server if the proxy server supports only NTLM authentication. You can use basic authentication with a proxy server or create an exception for the MID server host.
Supplying basic authentication information, regardless of whether it is required, has an added advantage. The web service invocation creates or updates data using the supplied credentials. For example, when you create an incident record, the journal fields have the user id of the basic authenticated user instead of the default Guest user. This behavior allows you to identify data added by a specific MID Server.
You can set basic authentication credentials for SOAP requests. Each SOAP request contains an Authorization header as specified in the Basic Authentication protocol.
The setting for enforcing strict security controls how the instance uses the credentials you provide for the MID Server. When the setting is enabled, you must provide a user ID with access to the tables the MID Server is trying to access. When the setting is disabled, any valid user ID allows the MID Server to access to all tables.
Require basic authorization for incoming SOAP requests
Enforce basic authentication on each incoming SOAP request to the MID Server.
始める前に
Role required: admin
手順
- Navigate to .
- Select the check box for Require basic authorization for incoming SOAP requests.
- Click Save.
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To provide basic authentication credentials for a MID Server, navigate to
C:\Program Files\ServiceNow\<MID Server name>\agent and edit the
config.xml file, as follows: