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I am working in Service Now focusing on CMDB - the machine database. I would like to export all of the VMs and note what applications are associated with each VM. Is there a way that I, a common user, can accomplish this? I see a reports generation tool but I quickly got into the weeds with all the options. The report is very simple: Server Name, Applications
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I am working in Service Now focusing on CMDB - the machine database. I would like to export all of the VMs and note what applications are associated with each VM. Is there a way that I, a common user, can accomplish this? I see a reports generation tool but I quickly got into the weeds with all the options. The report is very simple: Server Name, Applications

Exporting a list of servers from Service Now's CMDB

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