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- ``user_admin``, ``itil``
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- ``/api/now/v2/table/incident``
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* - Event
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- ``evt_mgmt_integration``, only if :guilabel:`Requires ACL authorization` is selected for :strong:`Inbound Event Default Bulk Endpoint` in :strong:`Scripted Rest APIs`. To learn more, see the :new-page:`ServiceNow support article on events <https://support.servicenow.com/kb?id=kb_article_view&sysparm_article=KB0993277>`.
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- ``/api/global/em/jsonv2``
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Make note of the role and receiving endpoint that corresponds to your issue type before proceeding with :ref:`servicenow2`.
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To troubleshoot potential blind server-side request forgeries (SSRF), Splunk Observability Cloud has included ``\*.service-now.com`` on an allow list. As a result, if you enter a domain name that is rejected by Splunk Observability Cloud, contact :ref:`support` to update the allow list of domain names.
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#. Select :strong:`Incident`, :strong:`Problem`, or :strong:`Event` to indicate the issue type you want the integration to create in ServiceNow. If necessary, you can create a second integration using the other issue type. This lets you create an incident issue for one detector rule and a problem issue for another detector rule. The following table shows the roles required to create each issue type:
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#. Select :strong:`Incident`, :strong:`Problem`, or :strong:`Event` to indicate the issue type you want the integration to create in ServiceNow. If necessary, you can create a second integration using another issue type. This lets you create an incident issue for one detector rule and a problem issue for another detector rule.
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#. Select :strong:`Save`.
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#. If Splunk Observability Cloud can validate the ServiceNow username, password, and instance name combination, a :strong:`Validated!` success message displays. If an error displays instead, make sure that the values you entered match the values in ServiceNow.
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- You can use SignalFlow to define metrics and filters when creating a custom metric SLO. For more information, see :ref:`create-slo`. The feature released on October 2, 2024.
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- You can use SignalFlow to define metrics and filters when creating a custom metric SLO. For more information, see :ref:`create-slo`. The feature released on October 2, 2024.
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.. _auth-2024-10-01:
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- Admin and power users have a new token management interface that includes long-lived tokens, improved token visibility and rotation, and a design that is aligned with Splunk Cloud Platform. For more information, see :ref:`admin-org-tokens`. The feature released on October 23, 2024.
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During a Browser test, Splunk Synthetic Monitoring continuously collects performance data including metrics, network data, and custom user timings. All requests and responses that occur in the test are captured in a HAR file, which is represented visually in a waterfall chart that illustrates the latency of specific resources on the page. See :ref:`waterfall-chart` to learn more about the waterfall chart, and see :ref:`browser-metrics` to learn about the metrics in a Browser test.
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Monitor the performance of your web pages and applications by running synthetic Browser, Uptime, and API tests. These tests let you proactively alert the relevant teams when a site or user flow they manage becomes unavailable, as well as report on the performance of a site or user flow over time. Splunk Synthetic Monitoring does not require extensive installation and setup: you can get started by creating your first test directly in the Splunk Synthetic Monitoring user interface.
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:description: Information about the settings you need to configure for your application or site in order to receive traffic from Splunk Synthetic Monitoring.
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There are a couple of settings you might need to add to your application or webpage to receive traffic from Splunk Synthetic Monitoring.
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Splunk Synthetic Monitoring runs synthetic tests from a set of dedicated IP addresses. To ensure your internal network or web application firewall (WAF) does not block this traffic, place these IP addresses on your browser or site's allow list.
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See :ref:`public-locations` for the list of Splunk Synthetic Monitoring IP addresses, and then refer to your internal network's documentation for instructions on how to add them to your allow list.
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If you use a web analytics tool to monitor traffic on your website or application, you might want to exclude Splunk Synthetic Monitoring IP addresses from being counted as traffic.
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To do so, filter Splunk Synthetic Monitoring IP addresses in the settings of your web analytics tool. See :ref:`public-locations` for the list of IP addresses, and then refers to your analytics tool's documentation for instructions on how to filter them.
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Integrate with Splunk RUM so that you can automatically measure Web Vital metrics against your run results. Web vitals capture key metrics that affect user experience and assess the overall performance of your site. For more, see :ref:`rum-synth`.
If you use Splunk Synthetic Monitoring to monitor an application or website with allow/block lists or a web analytics tool, you might want to adjust the settings to accommodate traffic from Splunk Synthetic Monitoring. See :ref:`synth-configure-app` for detailed instructions.
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