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# Disable Root of Trust

# Disable ServiceNow Root of Trust {#ariaid-title1}

* Freigeben Version: Australia
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* Aktualisiert 12. März 2026
* 
* ![](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/portal-asset/ico-clock) 1 Minute Lesedauer

Run a scheduled job on your trusted instance to disable Root of Trust.

## Vorbereitungen

Role required: admin, security_admin, and sn_kmf.cryptographic_manager

Code Signing must be enabled on your protected and trusted instances. You can verify
by checking that the com.snc.kmf.signature.validation.flag
system property is set to <kbd class="ph userinput">true</kbd>.

This procedure is part of a series of procedures to change to a customer Root of Trust (ROT) on your instances. For an overview of this process, see [Change your Root of Trust configuration](https://servicenow-prod.fluidtopics.net/RT4t65HV6mkYfWQ7NoRwbg "Trust and use your own certificates instead of relying on ServiceNow build certificates (default) by changing to use your Root of Trust (ROT). ServiceNow components like script includes, business rules, etc., are signed at build time using a ServiceNow build time key (verification certificate is the ServiceNow build certificate).").

## Prozedur

1. Log into your trusted instance.
2. Navigate to AllSystem DefinitionScheduled Jobs.
3. Open the Disable ServiceNow Root of Trust scheduled job.
4. Select the Export signed job to production.
5. Navigate to AllSystem Update SetsLocal Update Sets.
6. Find and open the Disable ServiceNow Root of Trust update set.
7. Select Export XML to export your update set as an XML file.
8. Log in to your protected instance.
9. Navigate to AllSystem Update SetsRetrieved Update Sets.
10. At the bottom of the list, select Import Update Set from XML.
11. In the Import XML form, select Choose File and select the XML file you downloaded in the previous steps.
12. Select Upload.
13. Navigate to AllSystem Update SetsRetrieved Update Sets, and open the Disable ServiceNow Root of Trust update set.
14. Select Preview Update Set.
15. After the preview is completed, select Commit Update Set.
16. Navigate to AllSystem DefinitionScheduled Jobs.
17. Open the scheduled job imported in the update set.
18. Select the Execute Now button to run the job.

## Ergebnisse

Executing the scheduled job sets the ROT property to true. Your instance is configured to use the customer root of trust.