Where can the results of each probe be viewed?

The results of each probe in ServiceNow Discovery are primarily viewed in the ECC Queue. This queue serves as a temporary storage area for all inbound and outbound messages between the Discovery process and various components, such as probes, sensors, and the MID Server. Each probe generates results that are sent to the ECC Queue, where they can be monitored and analyzed.

Viewing probe results in the ECC Queue allows users to track the status of each discovery job. This includes understanding which probes were successfully executed, which returned errors, and any data that was collected. This insight is essential for troubleshooting discovery issues and ensuring the accuracy and completeness of the information gathered about IT assets.

The other options do not provide the primary means for viewing probe results. The Discovery Definition tab is used for setting up and configuring discovery but not for monitoring probe performance. The logs section of ServiceNow contains various operational logs but does not specifically summarize probe results as the ECC Queue does. Similarly, the MID Server configuration dashboard focuses on the configuration and status of the MID Servers rather than the detailed outcomes of individual probes.