When impersonating a user for testing purposes, what is the best way to return the instance, logged in with your user account?
When impersonating a user for testing purposes, what is the best way to return the instance, logged in with your user account?
The best way to return the instance, logged in with your user account, after impersonating a user for testing purposes, is to end the impersonation. This action will stop the current session of impersonation and revert you back to your original user account. Logging out and back in is not necessary unless specifically dealing with elevated roles or other security-related scenarios. Clearing the browser cache or turning the computer off and on again are not relevant steps for this scenario.
C is the best answer. If you are in High Security mode then you log out and back in.
Got this at the exam today and actually wrote a comment at the end of the exam when I was given the opportunity. I have difficulties figuring out the question itself: - The question does indeed state "...Return the instance...", to the letter. - What on Earth is "Return the instance" ? Is it a typo for "Return TO the instance" (the original one) ? - "Return TO the instance" to me would definitely mean answering "End Impersonation" - "Return THE instance" could mean anything (unless it's a specific technical term). And it could, in this case, be answer D. I did choose "End Impersonation", but I was really hesitating. I passed the exam, but am not sure at all what the correct answer was to this question. Speaking of which - this exam was way easier than the first one which I failed. I failed on Nov 17, not sure what happened then but I got questions that I have never seen or thought of.
Yes, be warned. On my first attempt I swear I had 40 trick questions and failed by one or two questions. Hoping for bettre questions.
Correct answer is C. In some cases, impersonating a user might cause an issue that makes it difficult to switch back so it’s best to return to the user and log back in.
Note: When you attempt to impersonate a user who is locked out or is inactive, the system forces a logout after you generate an event or click a link. All changes made while using impersonation affect the current session. Make sure you properly logout, then login after impersonation is completed. https://docs.servicenow.com/en-US/bundle/tokyo-platform-administration/page/administer/users-and-groups/concept/c_ImpersonateAUser.html
https://docs.servicenow.com/bundle/tokyo-platform-administration/page/administer/users-and-groups/concept/c_ImpersonateAUser.html
i think c is correct answer
It literally says for testing purpose. So C should be correct. To end impersonation and retuned logged back into the instance
Answer is C
Answer is C
C is the correct answer.
I agree that "Ending the impersonation" is the correct answer.
"End Impersonation"
C is coreect
C is correct
It's end impersonation
End impersonation
C. You only have to logout and back in if your using Elevated role such as security_admin
C. End Impersonation