Configure Code Signing Enterprise on your protected instance

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  • 更新日 2026年03月12日
  • 所要時間:4分
  • Turn on and configure Code Signing on your protected instance.

    始める前に

    Roles required:

    手順

    1. On your PPI, navigate to All > Code Signing > Configuration > Guided Setup to open the Code Signing configuration page.
    2. In the Instance type field, select protected instance.
    3. Select the Next button.
    4. Select the Please confirm the Code Signing configuration update set was imported and committed check box.
    5. Select the Next button.
    6. Wait for the certificate installation to complete.
      A blue alert message displays indicating that items from the configuration file are installing. The alert disappears in a few seconds when the installation finishes.
    7. Next to Attachments in the Runtime/notarization key pair and certificate section select +Add File to upload a cryptographic key pair (p12 file extension) to use for runtime/notarization purposes.
      You can re-use a key pair from the trusted instance or upload a new one specifically for this use.
      ヒント:
      If the +Add File option is not available, verify that you are in the Global scope, and that you have the sn_kmf.cryptographic_manager role.
    8. In the Password field, enter the password for the uploaded key pair.
    9. Select Import.
    10. Select Continue to move to the next section.
    11. Wait while your instance performs a guardrail check.
      This check scans your instance for any invalid or missing signatures, and might take some time to complete. Don't exit or refresh the page until the scan completes.

      This workflow identifies signatures that were generated with expired or inactive certificates and re-signs the affected records. To improve performance, the workflow now divides the process into multiple events and runs them in parallel.

    12. If the scan finds invalid signatures, select Download Report.

      Selecting Download Report downloads a report (scan_report.txt) that you can use to investigate and fix the invalid signatures.

      After resolving errors, refresh the page to re-run the check.

    13. If there are no errors, select Complete setup.
    14. Wait for the configuration jobs to complete.
      Your instance runs one or more jobs to complete the configuration process. Don’t exit or refresh the page until the jobs have finished. When finished, you should see a Code Signing configuration completed successfully message.

    タスクの結果

    Signature validation is now being enforced on your production instance. You can verify successful completion by looking at your system properties. Look for the com.snc.kmf.signature.validation.flag property on the System Properties [sys_property] table, and verify that it has a value of true. Verify that the com.snc.kmf.signature.validation.certificate_trust property doesn’t have an empty value.

    Property values verifying that signature validation is now being enforced