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# Configure

# Configure HTTP response headers {#ariaid-title1}

* Freigeben Version: Australia
* 
* Aktualisiert 12. März 2026
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* ![](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/portal-asset/ico-clock) 3 Minuten Lesedauer

Configure standard name-value pairs for HTTP response headers. You designate if the
configuration applies to all pages, or to specific types (Service Portal, UI
Page, or UX application record).

## Vorbereitungen

Role required: An elevated access security_admin role is required to configure an
All Pages type header. An admin role is required to
configure a Specific Type header.

## Prozedur

1. In the Navigator pane, type <kbd class="ph userinput">sys_response_header.list</kbd>.
2. Click New.
3. Fill in the fields on the form.  
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   | Field | Description |
   |-|-|
   | Active | Check box that designates that this HTTP response header configuration is active. |
   | Application | Application scope for this record. |
   | Applies to | Type of record the HTTP response header configuration applies to. Specific Type :   HTTP response header configuration is for the specific type and record you select in the Type and Record fields. All Pages :   HTTP response header configuration is for all pages and record types. Hinweis: Only users with an elevated access privilege security_admin role can configure HTTP response headers for the All Pages type header. |
   | Type | Type of record the HTTP response header configuration applies to. Service Portal \[sp_portal\] :   Records related to the Service Portal. UI Page \[sys_ui_page\] :   Standard UI pages in the ServiceNow AI Platform. UX Application \[sys_ux_page_registry\] :   Standard UX applications in the ServiceNow AI Platform. |
   | Record | Specific record the HTTP response header configuration applies to. To select a record: 1. Click the Search (![Search icon]()) icon to access the Select the document form. 2. In the Table name field, the default is the type you selected in the Type field. Do not change it. 3. In the Document field, select the record from the table. For example, if you selected Service Portal \[sp_portal\], you select a specific Service Portal-related record in that table. 4. Click OK. {#configure-http-response-header__ol_jxz_mx3_wnb} You can only access this field if you selected Specific Type in the Applies to field. |
   | Name | Name you want to assign to the name-value pair for the HTTP response header. |
   | Value | Value you want to assign to the name-value pair for the HTTP response header. |
   | Description | Detailed description for the HTTP response header. |
   [Tabelle : 1. HTTP Response Header]

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4. Click Submit.

## HTTP header configuration for advanced users {#ariaid-title2}

The HTTP response header table (sys_response_header) in the List view contains two
additional columns - Add by and Order.  
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| Column | Description |
|-|-|
| Order | Adds a default integer order value to a header configuration regardless of the type of header (All Pages or a Specific page). * When a specific page request takes place, both of the header types are interleaved based on the Order. * The net headers, regardless of the type, are sorted first, based on the Order and added to the response based on the ordered header list. {#http-header-configuration-for-advanced-users__ul_wbh_tpf_14b} |
| Add By | Contains the following values: Append :   (Default value) This option is relevant when multiple headers with the same name are configured. In this case, they are both added to the HTTP response header. Overwrite :   This option is relevant when the same header (a header with the same name) is attempting to add twice in the ordered header list (see Order description). The header with the higher order and with an Overwrite selection in Add By overwrites the same header trying to be set with a lower order. |
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You may have situations where a couple of similar All Pages type
header configurations could overwrite a Specific Type type header
configuration. An example of a Specific Type configuration would
be one for a specific UI page. You can remedy this situation by adjusting the
Add by and Order columns, as in the
following examples.

### Append example {#http-header-configuration-for-advanced-users__section_an4_bfh_14b}

The ServiceNow AI Platform is trying to set headers in the following order, and
Append is the default value for each in the
Add By column.

In this example, the second (Header 2) and third (Header 3) response
header configurations have the same name (Content-Security-Policy). In this case,
Header 3 is appended to Header 2. If a request is made for a specific page you
configured with a Header 3 response, the net HTTP response headers are both Header 2
and Header 3.

### Overwrite {#http-header-configuration-for-advanced-users__section_uxr_dfh_14b}

The ServiceNow AI Platform is
trying to set headers in the following order, and you've selected
Overwrite in the Add By column for
the third header.

In this example, the second (Header 2) and third (Header 3) response
header configurations have the same name (Content-Security-Policy). In this case,
Header 3 overwrites Header 2. If a request is made for a specific page you
configured with a Header 3 response, the net HTTP response header is only Header
3.