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ServiceNow CIS-Discovery Exam Questions
- Topic 1: Discovery Solution (i.e. Business Value, Definition, Positioning)/ Discovery Setup (i.e. Behaviors, Clusters, IP Services, Schedules)
- Topic 2: Operationalizing IT (i.e. MID Server and Discovery Dashboards, Benefits)/ Pattern Designer (i.e. Debug, Steps, Sections)
- Topic 3: Discovery Troubleshooting (i.e. Discovery Errors, Duplicates, Credentials)/ Configuration Management Database
- Topic 4: Discovery Process Flow (i.e. PCIE Phases, ECC Queue, Status, Discovered Device/ Discovery Pattern Design
- Topic 5: Planning (i.e. MID Server Requirements and Specifications)/ Syntax (i.e. Variables, Attributes, Regex)
- Topic 6: CI Class Manager (i.e. CMDB Health Dashboard, CI Class Manager, CMDB Tables, Reclassification, CMDB Relationships)
- Topic 7: Discovery Engagement Readiness/ Discovery Configuration/ Operations (i.e. Match, Parse variable, Parse file, Parsing strategies)
- Topic 8: Application Identification and Connection Sections (Patterns, Identification and Connection Sections, Troubleshooting
- Topic 9: CMDB Identification and Reconciliation (i.e. CI Identifiers, Reconciliation Definitions, Datasource Precedence, CMDB De-duplication)
Free ServiceNow CIS-Discovery Exam Actual Questions
Note: Premium Questions for CIS-Discovery were last updated On May. 14, 2026 (see below)
How do you create relationships between Cis in a horizontal pattern?
In ServiceNow Discovery, relationships between Configuration Items (CIs) in a horizontal pattern are created using the 'Create Relation/Reference' operation. This operation allows the pattern to define and establish relationships or references between discovered CIs, based on the information gathered during the discovery process. Options B and C are incorrect as relationships are not automatically created nor is it true that they cannot be created via patterns. Option D, 'Create Connections,' is not a standard operation in this context. Reference = ServiceNow Discovery documentation, specifically the sections on creating and managing horizontal discovery patterns.
When installing a MID Server on a Windows platform, which right must be associated when creating a Service Account?
The Service Account for the MID Server must have the Log on as service right on the Windows platform. This right allows the MID Server to run as a Windows service and communicate with the ServiceNow instance. The Service Account does not need to have local or domain admin rights, as these are not required for the MID Server functionality. The MID Server User Role is a role on the ServiceNow instance, not on the Windows platform, and it is used to control the access and permissions of the MID Server on the instance.
Correcting MID Server Windows service account user and permissions
What is a ServiceNow MID Server and how does it work?
Configure Windows MID Server service credentials
What role is needed by the MID Server's user account to interact with a ServiceNow instance?
The MID Server's user account must have the mid_server role to interact with a ServiceNow instance. This role allows the MID Server to access protected tables and perform discovery and orchestration tasks on behalf of the instance. The other roles are not related to the MID Server functionality. The discovery_admin role is for configuring and managing discovery, the sm_mid role is for using the Service Mapping MID Server, and the mid_discovery role is for running discovery probes and sensors.
Setting up MID Server user and role
Configure Windows MID Server service credentials
Correcting MID Server Windows service account user and permissions
For a pattern operation, which of the below choices could be a valid replacement for <_>? (Choose three.)
$IfTable<_>.InstanceID
For a pattern operation, the <_> placeholder can be replaced by any valid index or wildcard character that can be used to access an element of an array or a table.The $IfTable variable is a table that contains information about the network interfaces of a device1.The InstanceID attribute is a unique identifier for each interface2. To access the InstanceID of a specific interface, the pattern operation can use the following syntax:
$IfTable[<index>].InstanceID
where <index> is either:
A numeric index that corresponds to the position of the interface in the table, such as3for the third interface.
A dot (.) followed by a key-value pair that matches a specific attribute and value of the interface, such as [.Name=eth0] for the interface with the name eth0.
An asterisk () that represents a wildcard that matches any interface in the table, such as [] for all interfaces.
1: IfTable - Product Documentation: San Diego - ServiceNow
2: InstanceID - Product Documentation: San Diego - ServiceNow
CI identifiers can be viewed under which of the following?
CI identifiers can be viewed under the CI record1.A CI identifier is a set of attributes that uniquely identify a CI of a specific class2.CI identifiers are used by the identification and reconciliation engine (IRE) to match incoming data with existing CIs in the CMDB3.CI identifiers can be viewed and edited in the CI record by clicking the Identification Information related link1.
1:View and edit CI identifiers
2:Create or edit a CI identification rule
3:Identification rules
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