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Integration guides to help you use applications that integrate with Nozomi Networks products.
ServiceNow Service Graph Connector
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Mapping to custom CMDB tables in ServiceNow
A description of how to customize Configuration Management Database (CMDB) tables in ServiceNow with your own data model.

Integration Guides
Integration guides to help you use applications that integrate with Nozomi Networks products.
- QRadar Universal Application
- ServiceNow Service Graph Connector
  - Introduction
  - Requirements
  - Configuration
    - Local user integration in CMC
      To connect to Nozomi Networks, you need to configure a local user.
    - Local user integration in Vantage
      To connect to Nozomi Networks, you need to configure a local user.
    - Service Graph Connector configuration
      A description of the necessary procedures that you need to do to configure the Service Graph Connector application.
    - Install the Service Graph Connector application
      Learn how to install the Service Graph Connector application on your ServiceNow instance, to enable integration with the Nozomi Networks software.
    - Guided Setup for the Service Graph Connector
      Follow the step-by-step guided setup process to configure the Service Graph Connector for Nozomi application within your ServiceNow instance. There are three sections to the guided setup: Table permissions, Incidents, and Assets. This procedure takes you through each of these sections.
    - Validate data flow
      You now need to validate that the data is flowing from the configured Nozomi Networks instance to the ServiceNow instance. To do this, you need to look at the applicable tables in ServiceNow.
    - Mapping to custom CMDB tables in ServiceNow
      A description of how to customize Configuration Management Database (CMDB) tables in ServiceNow with your own data model.
    - Map Nozomi Networks data with IntegrationHub ETL
      Discover how to use IntegrationHub ETL to map data from the Service Graph Connector application. to custom tables in ServiceNow.
    - Map Nozomi Networks data with IntegrationHub ETL - example
      An example of Nozomi Networks discovered Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) phones. These devices will be categorized in the SG-Nozomi Assets import set table as voip_phone under the type field. We will then map these devices into the ServiceNow Internet of Things (IoT) Device Configuration Management Database (CMDB) table.
    - System properties configuration
      A description of how you can adjust additional settings through the system properties.
    - Generate an API key in Vantage
      Before you can use an API key, you must generate one.
    - Generate an OpenAPI key in a sensor
      The profile settings menu lets you generate an OpenAPI key.
  - Additional configuration
  - Frequently Asked Questions
  - Troubleshooting
- ServiceNow Vulnerability Response
- Splunk Universal Add-on

Mapping to custom CMDB tables in ServiceNow

A description of how to customize Configuration Management Database (CMDB) tables in ServiceNow with your own data model.

If you have created bespoke operational technology (OT) tables to represent your OT assets, they might not match the Nozomi Networks model. If this is the case, you will need to map this into your framework.

The recommended method for mapping newly integrated Nozomi Networks data into custom Configuration Management Database (CMDB) tables is to use the IntegrationHub Extract Transform Load (ETL) functionality. This lets you:

Map the fields of the Nozomi Networks source tables with your custom tables
Conditionally Import data into your custom tables
Transform imported data, if required