Key questions about this property
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| What does it do? |
Provides Discovery with a comma-separated list of process names to always identify as super-servers. |
| What area does it affect? |
Discovery process identification |
| What does the default mean? |
The default value is "inetd,xinetd,launchd". |
| When should you review it? |
When changing which processes Discovery always identifies as super-servers |
Property record
No out of the box record exists. ServiceNow scripts read this property and use the default value shown until you create it.
| Property name |
glide.discovery.super_servers |
| Type |
Not stated |
| Application |
Not stated |
| Default value |
inetd,xinetd,launchd |
| Description |
Not stated |
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Script include: EnrichProcessesAndConnections
Discovery reads this comma-separated setting to identify process names that are always considered super-servers. Admins can change which processes get this treatment; if unset, it defaults to inetd, xinetd, and launchd.
/sys_script_include.do?sys_id=7ca965319721300010cb1bd74b297501
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