Where do you write the probe commands for SSH?

The correct choice is to write the probe commands for SSH in the ECC (External Communication Channel) queue name field because this field is specifically designed to facilitate communication between the ServiceNow instance and external systems during the Discovery process. When probes are sent out, they must be identified and managed within the ECC queue framework, which is a key component of how ServiceNow Discovery gathers information.

In the ECC queue, various messages such as probe requests and responses are processed, allowing for the execution of commands on remote systems. This functionality ensures that the probe commands are queued correctly and that responses are appropriately returned to the ServiceNow instance for analysis. Writing the commands directly in the ECC queue maintains a clear, organized structure for probe and response management, which is essential for effective Discovery operations.

The other options do not serve the purpose required for entering probe commands for SSH. For instance, utilizing the command line of the server does not integrate with ServiceNow’s Discovery mechanism and would not facilitate proper communication or management of probe responses. Similarly, configuration settings are meant for setting up various parameters but are not the location for specifying individual probe commands. The monitoring dashboard is focused on presenting collected data rather than managing or configuring probe commands. Hence, the ECC queue name field is indeed the correct