Create a connection profile that the ServiceNow CLI uses by default. You must create a default profile to set up the CLI's initial connection with an instance.

About this task

By default, the information in this profile is used when you run a command that does not explicitly specify a profile to use.

Note: Sensitive credential information is only stored in the OS keychain, not in the configuration file.

Procedure

  1. Open your system's command-line tool and execute this command. 
    $ snc configure profile set
    The CLI prompts you for more information.
  2. Enter the requested values.
    When prompting for information, the CLI displays current values in brackets []. To keep an existing value, press the Enter key.
    Requested informationDescription
    Host The host name of the instance to connect to. Supports both the full URL (https://my-instance.service-now.com) or just the host name (my-instance).
    Login method The login method to use to connect to the instance. Supports Basic, OAuth, and OAuth + MFA.
    Username The user name to use to connect to the instance.
    Password The password to use to connect to the instance.
    Client id The client ID to use to connect to the instance when the login method is OAuth or OAuth + MFA.
    Client secret The client secret to use to connect to the instance when the login method is OAuth or OAuth + MFA.
    Authentication code The authentication code to use to connect to the instance when the login method is OAuth + MFA.
    Default output format Specifies how to format the command results. Options are json, yaml, text, and table. 
    $ snc configure profile set

Host: 
https://myinstance.service-now.com

Login Method (Basic, OAuth, OAuth + MFA): 
Basic

Username: 
myusername

Password: 
mypassword
  3. Run any command using the values specified in your default profile by omitting the --profile attribute from your command. 
    $ snc record create
    The command creates a record in the instance specified in the default profile with the specified connection options.