CIS-Discovery Exam Dumps - Certified Implementation Specialist - Discovery

The Parse File operation is used to extract information from a file and create variables to contain the extracted information1. The two main options within a Parse File operation are Select File and Define Parsing2. Select File allows you to specify the file path or browse to the file. Define Parsing allows you to select the relevant parsing strategy and define parsing criteria2.

The Put file operation allows the transfer of a file from the MID Server to a target1. This operation can be used to copy files from the MID Server to a target device, such as configuration files, scripts, or binaries2. The Put file operation requires the file path on the MID Server and the file path on the target as inputs2.

During the Discovery process, the Model Category of the Configuration Item (CI) determines if an Asset record is created. A Model Category is a grouping of models that share the same asset tracking strategy and the same CI and Asset tables. The asset tracking strategy defines whether Discovery creates an Asset record for each CI of that Model Category. There are three possible asset tracking strategies: Create Assets, Don’t create Assets, and Create Consumable Assets12.

The Duplicate CI Remediator is a feature of ServiceNow Discovery that helps to identify and merge duplicate CIs in the CMDB. It uses predefined rules and criteria to compare CIs across different data sources and determine if they are duplicates. It also provides a user interface to review and approve the suggested merges, or to manually merge CIs as needed. The Duplicate CI Remediator helps to improve the accuracy and quality of the CMDB data and reduce the maintenance efforts.

Global variables are variables that are automatically available for all steps in horizontal discovery patterns. They store information about the target CI, such as its IP address, host name, operating system, and credentials. There are two global variables that may be used for steps in horizontal discovery patterns: system and computer_system. The system variable contains the information about the target CI’s IP address, host name, and credentials. The computer_system variable contains the information about the target CI’s operating system, such as its name, version, and architecture12.

The Pattern Designer in ServiceNow Discovery uses different types of horizontal patterns to model various IT components and services. The temporary variable 'computer_system' seen in the pattern indicates that this is a 'Computer System' pattern type. This type of pattern is used to model and discover details about computer systems, which typically include hardware, operating system, and other related components.