In terms of prioritizing MID Servers in failover, what feature is utilized?

The feature utilized for prioritizing MID Servers in failover is based on the lowest Order value of the MID Server. In the context of ServiceNow, each MID Server can be assigned an Order value that determines its priority. A lower Order value indicates a higher priority, meaning that if there is a need for failover, the system will prefer the MID Server with the lowest Order value to carry out discovery operations. This mechanism ensures that the most important or primary MID Servers are utilized first, which helps in maintaining efficient performance and reducing latency in the discovery processes.

The other options, while they may reflect performance metrics or operational considerations, do not specifically relate to the failover prioritization as effectively as the Order value does. Performance scores and average response times are important for understanding the overall capability of a MID Server but do not dictate the specific failover order. Geographical proximity could influence connectivity and speed, but it is not the primary determining factor in the priority assigned for failover. The Order value is the definitive criterion used in the prioritization of MID Servers within ServiceNow.