Hey Oscar this video is really helpful for configuring the mid server for servicenow, but while doing all this i am facing the windows server error from the step of installation of mid server installer. So could you please help me in this that how can i install the mid server installer into my PC?
Yes I did. And I show the user account you need to create in the SNOW instance. Get a PDI and request to install Discovery in you PDI. Then follow the steps of this video.
@@oslovanet Thank you so much I have a PDI and where exactly should I ask to install the MID server, is it a request that I have to sent to someone. I have plugins and everthing installed.
That's my VDI, you can't. However you can get your own Windows Server VDI with AWS. Get 80 GB of Hard Drive and at least 4 GB of RAM, that's what I show in the video.
Great content, thanks for this video. Now I have created my first mid server in servicenow.😊
Really fantastic video
Glad you liked it
Hey Oscar this video is really helpful for configuring the mid server for servicenow, but while doing all this i am facing the windows server error from the step of installation of mid server installer. So could you please help me in this that how can i install the mid server installer into my PC?
Hi Oscar. Could you please explain why @10:15 you put the username of mid server account and password of windows service account ?
Hello Oscar, Did you install the MOD Server in the PDI. Do you have the process to do that can you help ?
Yes I did. And I show the user account you need to create in the SNOW instance. Get a PDI and request to install Discovery in you PDI. Then follow the steps of this video.
@@oslovanet Thank you so much I have a PDI and where exactly should I ask to install the MID server, is it a request that I have to sent to someone. I have plugins and everthing installed.
nice video but can we login in that mid server using rdp?
That's my VDI, you can't. However you can get your own Windows Server VDI with AWS. Get 80 GB of Hard Drive and at least 4 GB of RAM, that's what I show in the video.