Get API Information from source Account.
Impersonate source account login under Tools→ Impersonate
Find the Auth_Token for the API that will pull the checks from the account under Tools→ API
Under API Settings, Copy the value found in the auth_ticket row and also note the base URL
Login to the ServiceNow Service Management Portal. In this example, we are going to use the one provided to Apica.
Use your name (first.last)
Default password apicase
Filter for Apica by typing 'Apica' in the Navigator field:
Select Apica Integrator Application→ ASM InstancesAn ASM Instance is integrated instance of an ASM customer. Includes all checks and scenarios that the ASM user (API_Auth Ticket) we have used for integration can access.
We are going to add a new Instance
Enter the Name, API Endpoint, and the Auth_Ticket and Submit
You can "star"/favorite your favorite menus. The Instances can be sorted by name, status, API Endpoint or ASM Endpoint. Clicking into any one Instance will open up that group of checks
Clicking into one of them ASM Instance names, will bring up an ASM Instance form + a matching set of checks (scenarios in another tab–see tab circled in green) that are in that ASM set and that have been selected to be pulled into the ServiceNow portal. In the example below, you can see the name of one of the checks from our CL Demo ASM Instance and the ASM check that matched the ServiceNow tag.
Note the small cog that select/modify the displayed columns:
TAGGING: "Include Tag" field above shows how to select certain checks based on tags (which can be optionally added in ASM). In this example, only one of the checks was specifically tagged for this integration.
Note: The ASM Option add a Tag to a check is shown here in the ASM portal.
The check below was tagged with a ServiceNow tag and specific subcategory tags of 'Demo' and 'Integration':
Get API Information from source Account.
Impersonate source account login under Tools→ Impersonate
Find the Auth_Token for the API that will pull the checks from the account under Tools→ API
Under API Settings, Copy the value found in the auth_ticket row and also note the base URL
Login to the ServiceNow Service Management Portal. In this example, we are going to use the one provided to Apica.
Use your name (first.last)
Default password apicase
Filter for Apica by typing 'Apica' in the Navigator field:
Select Apica Integrator Application→ ASM InstancesAn ASM Instance is integrated instance of an ASM customer. Includes all checks and scenarios that the ASM user (API_Auth Ticket) we have used for integration can access.
We are going to add a new Instance
Enter the Name, API Endpoint, and the Auth_Ticket and Submit
You can "star"/favorite your favorite menus. The Instances can be sorted by name, status, API Endpoint or ASM Endpoint. Clicking into any one Instance will open up that group of checks
Clicking into one of them ASM Instance names, will bring up an ASM Instance form + a matching set of checks (scenarios in another tab–see tab circled in green) that are in that ASM set and that have been selected to be pulled into the ServiceNow portal. In the example below, you can see the name of one of the checks from our CL Demo ASM Instance and the ASM check that matched the ServiceNow tag.
Note the small cog that select/modify the displayed columns:
TAGGING: "Include Tag" field above shows how to select certain checks based on tags (which can be optionally added in ASM). In this example, only one of the checks was specifically tagged for this integration.
Note: The ASM Option add a Tag to a check is shown here in the ASM portal.
The check below was tagged with a ServiceNow tag and specific subcategory tags of 'Demo' and 'Integration':