All domain support features are activated with a plugin called Domain Support - Domain Extensions Installer. Administrators can request activation of this plugin.

1. Navigate to System Applications > All Available Applications > All.
2. On the All Applications page, click Request Plugin to open the request form on HI.

   

3. On HI, select to be redirected to the HI Service Portal Service Catalog.

   

4. On the Activate Plugin request form, fill in the fields.

   Field	Description
   Target Instance	Instance on which to activate the plugin.
   Plugin Name	Name of the plugin to activate.
   Specify the date and time you would like this plugin to be enabled	The date and time must be at least two business days from the current time. Note: Plugins are activated in two batches each business day in the Pacific time zone, once in the morning and once in the evening. If the plugin must be activated at a specific time, enter the request in the Reason/Comments field.
   Reason/Comments	Information that would be helpful for the ServiceNow personnel who are activating the plugin. For example, if you need the plugin activated at a specific time instead of during one of the default activation windows, specify it in the comments.

5. Click Submit.

If domain separation is not installed, registration to the global domain occurs automatically. If you have installed domain separation, manually register the Trusted Security Circle central instance for each of your domains.

1. If it is not already activated, active the appropriate level of Trusted Security Circles.
2. Navigate to Trusted Security Circles > Registration.
3. From the Domain () drop-down list, select the domain you want to register to the Trusted Security Circles central instance.
4. Click Register.
5. You can verify that the domain registration completed successfully by navigating to Trusted Security Circles > Circles.

The job queue is used to execute scheduled jobs for getting messages from the central instance, processing records in the central instance, and refreshing records from central for your domain or for each of your domains (if you are using domain separation).

1. Navigate to Trusted Security Circles > Job Queue Entries.
2. In the Job Queue Entries screen, click New.
3. From the Domain () drop-down list, select the domain for which you want to configure the job queue.
4. Fill in the fields as appropriate.

   Field	Description
   Job	Click the lookup icon and select the scheduled job executer you want to use for the selected domain.
   Last Run	Displays the date and time when the job was last run. The oldest job will be the next one to run.
   Domain User	Select the user in this domain who is identified as the person running this job.

5. Click Submit.
6. Repeat these steps as needed to select other jobs for this domain and for other domains (if you are using domain separation).