Question regarding the reconciliation from your example: Let's say ServiceNow is updating the computer record (RAM field). Once it is updated, ServiceNow will always be the source of truth. So, aren't we getting stuck at this point? Future updates from BigFix inventory or import sets will always fail. What is the meaning of all this configuration in that case? It seems like a dead end. Thanks in advance.
@@galshimoni391 It's not dead end. If you believe ServiceNow discovery is not a trusted source and Big Fix is the trusted source now, then just change the priority of Big Fix to less than ServiceNow. That will make Big Fix trusted source and the data from Big Fix in next run will update the CI. Hope this answers your question. Thanks 😊
Thank you for the clear explanation with the examples ❤ A small doubt that for example A data source has the lowest version/ram size with priority 100 & the other data source has the better version/ ram size with 200 In this scenario which data will get updated?
System will only focus on the lowest priority data source rather than what value is coming (better RAM size etc). If the data source with the lowest priority (ServiceNow - 100 in our case) has updated the RAM once then the precedence will always be with ServiceNow. System will not take value from any other source but ServiceNow only.
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Question regarding the reconciliation from your example: Let's say ServiceNow is updating the computer record (RAM field). Once it is updated, ServiceNow will always be the source of truth. So, aren't we getting stuck at this point? Future updates from BigFix inventory or import sets will always fail. What is the meaning of all this configuration in that case? It seems like a dead end.
Thanks in advance.
@@galshimoni391 It's not dead end. If you believe ServiceNow discovery is not a trusted source and Big Fix is the trusted source now, then just change the priority of Big Fix to less than ServiceNow. That will make Big Fix trusted source and the data from Big Fix in next run will update the CI.
Hope this answers your question.
Thanks 😊
@servicenow_universe thanks 😊 🙏
Thank you for the clear explanation with the examples ❤
A small doubt that for example
A data source has the lowest version/ram size with priority 100 & the other data source has the better version/ ram size with 200
In this scenario which data will get updated?
Data source with Lowest priority will take precedence and that will update the CI. You can watch part 2 video if you want.
System will only focus on the lowest priority data source rather than what value is coming (better RAM size etc). If the data source with the lowest priority (ServiceNow - 100 in our case) has updated the RAM once then the precedence will always be with ServiceNow. System will not take value from any other source but ServiceNow only.
what if we dont want to create the new Server records
Sorry I didn't get which server record?