ServiceNow Remote Instance Spoke ConfigurationSummaryThis article explains how to configure ServiceNow Remote Instance Spoke.InstructionsOn the Remote/target instance: 1) Create OAuth application registry entry Application Registry -> New -> OAuth API endpoint for external clients.In Redirect URL, specify the URL of the local/source ServiceNow instance in this format: https://<source-instance-name>.service-now.com/oauth_redirect.doDefault Grant Type - Authorization CodeCopy the Client ID,Client Secret , Authorization URL,Token URL ,Redirect URL On the local/source instance: 1) Install the remote spoke plugin 2) Register remote ServiceNow instance as OAuth Provider Navigate to System OAuth > Application Registry.Open for the record, "RemoteSpoke".On the form, fill in the values copied from Step 1 Client IDClient ID created in the remote ServiceNow instance.Client SecretClient Secret created in the remote ServiceNow instance.Authorization URLURL of the remote ServiceNow instance in this format: https://<remote-instance-name>.service-now.com/oauth_auth.do.Token URLURL of the remote ServiceNow instance in this format: https://<remote-instance-name>.service-now.com/oauth_token.do.Redirect URLURL of the local ServiceNow instance in this format: https://<local-instance-name>.service-now.com/oauth_redirect.do.Default Grant TypeGrant type used to establish the token. Select Authorization Code. 3)Create credential record for the remote ServiceNow instance. a.Navigate to Connections & Credentials > Credentials.b.Click New. The system displays the message What type of Credentials would you like to create?. Select OAuth 2.0 Credentials.On the form, fill in the fields. Name - Name to uniquely identify the record. For example, Remote Credentials. OAuth Entity Profile - Profile that goes created in the above step (2) To generate the OAuth token, click the Get OAuth Token related link. Here during the Authorization Code flow enter the remote instance username/password. An OAuth token will be generated which will be to read/write data into the remote instance table. So please make sure that this user has enough permission to read/write into tables. 4) Create a connection record for the remote Service Now instance Navigate to Connections & Credentials > Connections & Credentials Aliases.Open the alias record, ServiceNowRemoteInstance.From the Connections tab, click New. Give a name and associate the credential record created in step (3) . Connection URL -- URL of the remote ServiceNow instance. For example, https://<remote-instance-name>service-now.com/ 5) Create a Credential record for the local ServiceNow instance Navigate to Connections & Credentials > Credentials.Click New.The system displays the message What type of Credentials would you like to create?.Select Basic Auth Credentials.Name - Name to uniquely identify the record. For example, Local Credentials.Username - Username to log in to the local ServiceNow instance.Password - Password to log in to the local ServiceNow instance. 6)Create Connection record for the local ServiceNow instance Navigate to Connections & Credentials > Connections & Credentials Aliases.Open the alias record, ServiceNowRemoteInstanceLocalAlias.From the Connections tab, click New.Credential - Credential record created from step(5) . Connection URL URL of the local ServiceNow instance. For example, https://<local-instance-name>service-now.com/. 7) Create a sample flow using one of the remote spoke actions to test. If the connection is successful you should then see the remote instance tables.