Manage OAuth tokens - Product Documentation: Washington DC

Manage OAuth tokens

Open OAuth tokens to provide access to restricted resources.

Role required: any user or admin

OAuth tokens issued by the instance and third party OAuth provider are stored in oauth_credential table.

Some of the important columns in this table:

Token: Value of the token issued by ServiceNow instance. Type: Determines if the token is Access Token or Refresh Token. Expires: Data/Time when the Access or Refresh Token expire. Token Received: Value of the token issued by a 3rd party OAuth Provider. This value is in encrypted format.

Token Expiration and Validity is as follows:

Access Token: By default, an instance issues access tokens with a 30-minute lifespan in the scenario where the instance is the OAuth provider. Refresh Token: By default, an instance issues refresh tokens with a 100-day lifespan in the scenario where the instance is the OAuth provider.

Navigate to one of the following menu options: Self-Service > My Connected Apps to see the tokens that the instance created when you granted access to a resource on the instance. System OAuth > Manage Tokens to see all tokens. Only administrators can access this module.

Click the Name to open the token. Click Revoke Access to prevent access to the restricted resource. You can also view other information about the token, including the scope it allows access to and the expiration date.

You can select the Clean Expired OAuth Credentials record from the Schedule page (sys.trigger.list) and configure the following:

com.snc.platform.security.oauth.is.active : By default, the value is set true. com.snc.platform.security.oauth.hours.expired.credential.is.kept : Set the value based on your requirement to determine the number of hours you want the keep the expired oauth credential in the system. com.snc.platform.security.oauth.day.old.credential.is.kept : Set the value based on your requirement to determine the number of days you want the keep the expired oatuh credential in the system.