Contents Now Platform Capabilities Previous Topic Next Topic Deprecated Orchestration activities Subscribe Log in to subscribe to topics and get notified when content changes. ... SAVE AS PDF Selected Topic Topic & Subtopics All Topics in Contents Share Deprecated Orchestration activities These Orchestration activities have been deprecated. Run Probe The Run Probe activity launches a MID Server probe on behalf of a document. All Orchestration activities that launch a probe on a target machine are based on the Run Probe activity. Your ServiceNow instance must have access to a MID Server configured to use SSH to run this activity.Attention: This activity is deprecated and is unavailable for new workflows. To replace the functionality of this probe, use the Probe activity template to create a custom activity. Workflows from a previous release that use the Run Probe activity can continue to do so. Table 1. Run Probe input variables Field Description Probe Select a MID Server probe from the list. This is the name of the probe as it appears in the discovery_probes table. Source for probe Enter the IP address of the host system against which the probe runs (the probe's target). Sensor script The script to run using the results of the probe. The output from the probe is contained in a variable called output. Any error from the probe is contained in a variable called error. SOAP Request The SOAP Request activity executes a SOAP request on a target server. Attention: This activity is deprecated and is replaced by the SOAP Message workflow activity activity. Workflows from a previous release that use the SOAP Request activity can continue to do so. However, this activity is not available for new workflows. Table 2. SOAP Request input variables Field Description SOAP URL The SOAP endpoint. Username User name for basic authentication credentials. Password Password for basic authentication credentials. Envelope Script Script for setting up parameters for the web service. Sensor Script The script to execute after the request has been made and a response has been received. Reactivate a deprecated activityOrchestration activities that were converted to activity packs are deprecated for upgraded and new instances but can be reactivated for use in new workflows.SOAP Message workflow activityThe SOAP Message activity uses SOAP messages defined in the System Web Services plugin and can call the messages using a MID Server.Probes used by OrchestrationCertain probes, controlled by MID Servers, perform Orchestration tasks on remote computers, such as restarting a server or creating virtual machines from templates.PowerShell activitiesPowerShell is built on the Windows .NET Framework and is designed to control and automate the administration of Windows machines and applications.SSH activitiesSSH activities allow workflows to perform operations on Linux and Unix computers. On this page Send Feedback Previous Topic Next Topic
Deprecated Orchestration activities These Orchestration activities have been deprecated. Run Probe The Run Probe activity launches a MID Server probe on behalf of a document. All Orchestration activities that launch a probe on a target machine are based on the Run Probe activity. Your ServiceNow instance must have access to a MID Server configured to use SSH to run this activity.Attention: This activity is deprecated and is unavailable for new workflows. To replace the functionality of this probe, use the Probe activity template to create a custom activity. Workflows from a previous release that use the Run Probe activity can continue to do so. Table 1. Run Probe input variables Field Description Probe Select a MID Server probe from the list. This is the name of the probe as it appears in the discovery_probes table. Source for probe Enter the IP address of the host system against which the probe runs (the probe's target). Sensor script The script to run using the results of the probe. The output from the probe is contained in a variable called output. Any error from the probe is contained in a variable called error. SOAP Request The SOAP Request activity executes a SOAP request on a target server. Attention: This activity is deprecated and is replaced by the SOAP Message workflow activity activity. Workflows from a previous release that use the SOAP Request activity can continue to do so. However, this activity is not available for new workflows. Table 2. SOAP Request input variables Field Description SOAP URL The SOAP endpoint. Username User name for basic authentication credentials. Password Password for basic authentication credentials. Envelope Script Script for setting up parameters for the web service. Sensor Script The script to execute after the request has been made and a response has been received. Reactivate a deprecated activityOrchestration activities that were converted to activity packs are deprecated for upgraded and new instances but can be reactivated for use in new workflows.SOAP Message workflow activityThe SOAP Message activity uses SOAP messages defined in the System Web Services plugin and can call the messages using a MID Server.Probes used by OrchestrationCertain probes, controlled by MID Servers, perform Orchestration tasks on remote computers, such as restarting a server or creating virtual machines from templates.PowerShell activitiesPowerShell is built on the Windows .NET Framework and is designed to control and automate the administration of Windows machines and applications.SSH activitiesSSH activities allow workflows to perform operations on Linux and Unix computers.
Deprecated Orchestration activities These Orchestration activities have been deprecated. Run Probe The Run Probe activity launches a MID Server probe on behalf of a document. All Orchestration activities that launch a probe on a target machine are based on the Run Probe activity. Your ServiceNow instance must have access to a MID Server configured to use SSH to run this activity.Attention: This activity is deprecated and is unavailable for new workflows. To replace the functionality of this probe, use the Probe activity template to create a custom activity. Workflows from a previous release that use the Run Probe activity can continue to do so. Table 1. Run Probe input variables Field Description Probe Select a MID Server probe from the list. This is the name of the probe as it appears in the discovery_probes table. Source for probe Enter the IP address of the host system against which the probe runs (the probe's target). Sensor script The script to run using the results of the probe. The output from the probe is contained in a variable called output. Any error from the probe is contained in a variable called error. SOAP Request The SOAP Request activity executes a SOAP request on a target server. Attention: This activity is deprecated and is replaced by the SOAP Message workflow activity activity. Workflows from a previous release that use the SOAP Request activity can continue to do so. However, this activity is not available for new workflows. Table 2. SOAP Request input variables Field Description SOAP URL The SOAP endpoint. Username User name for basic authentication credentials. Password Password for basic authentication credentials. Envelope Script Script for setting up parameters for the web service. Sensor Script The script to execute after the request has been made and a response has been received. Reactivate a deprecated activityOrchestration activities that were converted to activity packs are deprecated for upgraded and new instances but can be reactivated for use in new workflows.SOAP Message workflow activityThe SOAP Message activity uses SOAP messages defined in the System Web Services plugin and can call the messages using a MID Server.Probes used by OrchestrationCertain probes, controlled by MID Servers, perform Orchestration tasks on remote computers, such as restarting a server or creating virtual machines from templates.PowerShell activitiesPowerShell is built on the Windows .NET Framework and is designed to control and automate the administration of Windows machines and applications.SSH activitiesSSH activities allow workflows to perform operations on Linux and Unix computers.
