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    ServiceNow - Delete Group

    • Updated on 23 Sep 2024
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    ServiceNow - Delete Group deletes a group in ServiceNow for assets retrieved from the saved query supplied as a trigger (or groups selected in the asset table).

    See Creating Enforcement Sets to learn more about adding Enforcement Actions to Enforcement Sets.

    Note:

    General Settings

    • Action name - The name of this Enforcement Action. The system sets a default name. You can change the name.
    • Configure Dynamic Values - Toggle on to enter a Dynamic Value statement. See Creating Enforcement Action Dynamic Value Statements to learn more about Dynamic Value statement syntax.

    • Use stored credentials from ServiceNow adapter - Select this option to use ServiceNow adapter credentials.
      • When you select this option, the Select Adapter Connection drop-down is available, and you can choose which adapter connection to use for this Enforcement Action.
    Note:

    To use this option, you must successfully configure a ServiceNow adapter connection.

    Required Fields

    These fields must be configured to run the Enforcement Set.

    Additional Fields

    These fields are optional.

    • ServiceNow Domain - The hostname or IP address of the ServiceNow server. This field format is 'https://[instance].service-now.com'.

    • User Name and Password - The credentials for a user account that has the Required Permissions to remove users.

    • Client ID and Client Secret - The OAuth Client ID and Client Secret for OAuth access to ServiceNow. Refer to OAuth 2.0 with Inbound REST for full details on how to obtain the OAuth Token.

    • Refresh Token - When using the OAuth method of authentication, enter the value of the Refresh Token issued by a ServiceNow instance.

    • Apigee URL - The URL of the domain that the get request is sent to for acquiring Apigee token.

    • Resource Apigee - The resources you want the Apigee to access.

    • Verify SSL (optional) - Select whether to verify the SSL certificate of the server against the CA database inside of Axonius. For more details, see SSL Trust & CA Settings.

    • HTTPS Proxy (optional) - Connect the adapter to a proxy instead of directly connecting it to the domain.

    • Fetch devices updated in ServiceNow in the last X hours (0: All) (default: 0) - Enter an amount of hours to fetch only devices that have been updated in ServiceNow in the last specified number of hours.

    • Fetch users updated in ServiceNow in the last X hours (0: All) (default: 0) - Enter an amount of hours to fetch only users that have been updated in ServiceNow in the last specified number of hours.

    • Fetch users created in ServiceNow in the last X hours (0: All) (default: 0) - Enter an amount of hours to fetch only users that have been created in ServiceNow in the last specified number of hours.

    • Advanced configuration file - Upload an advanced configuration JSON file.

    • Enable Client Side Certificate - Select to enable Axonius to send requests using the certificates uploaded to allow Mutual TLS configuration for this adapter. If you select this option, the following options are also available:

      • Client Private Key File (.pem) - Adds a private key to the connection (if the API/proxy requires identification). Click Upload File to upload a client private key file in PEM format.
      • Client Certificate File (.pem) - Adds a client side certificate to the connection. Click Upload File to upload a public key file in PEM format.

    • Gateway Name - Select the Gateway through which to connect to perform the action.

    Required Permissions

    The credentials used to connect to ServiceNow must have permission to delete groups.

    For more details about other Enforcement Actions available, see Action Library.

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