Which tool can be used to validate WMI permissions from the MID Server?

wbemtest is a tool specifically designed to interact with Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) by allowing users to execute WMI queries and verify WMI permissions directly. It provides a user-friendly graphical interface for testing connections to WMI namespaces, running queries, and validating whether the necessary permissions are in place for the MID Server to access WMI information on target devices.

This tool is particularly useful in the context of ServiceNow Discovery, as it helps ensure that the MID Server can successfully query WMI data, which is essential for discovering Windows-based systems and gathering detailed configuration information about them.

In contrast, other options like PuTTY are primarily terminal emulators used for SSH connections, not designed specifically for WMI. iReasoning is a tool related to SNMP and MIB management, thus not relevant to WMI permissions validation. Sniffer tools capture network traffic but do not directly validate WMI permissions. Therefore, wbemtest stands out as the appropriate choice for validating WMI permissions from the MID Server.