MID Server JRE version minimum requirement change to jre 11 from Utah release onwardsIssue From Utah release onwards, Servicenow will migrate to java 11 version for both compile and runtime. This will impact customer running MID server on external jre below version 11. Customer will face run time error in this case. ReleaseMID Server release version Utah onwardsCauseFrom Utah release onwards, Servicenow will migrate to java 11 version for both compile and runtime. This will impact customer running MID server on external jre below version 11. Customer will face run time error in this case.ResolutionSteps to navigate around this issue: In case you are using bundled JRE along with MID Server by ServiceNow, then things are taken care for you and no additional steps are required.If you are using your own custom JRE, then please upgrade the same to version 11. You can identify the current version of Java installed on MID Server using the 'ecc_agent' table.' Modify wrapper-override-config.xml file (agent/config/wrapper-override.conf) and point to latest jre directory like below.Eg. wrapper.java.command=<external_jre_directory>/bin/javaBefore upgrading jre, customer need to be aware of cacerts changes. Customer need to import certificate into cacerts file into java security folder( <external_jre_folder>\lib\security\cacerts). Using keystore tool add a certificate to cacerts Minimum JRE version requirement:11.0.09 Recomended JRE version:11.0.15Related LinksA MID Server upgrade that includes a new JRE version will overwrite the cacerts file MID Servers and Certificates Add SSL certificates for the MID Server Configure a Linux MID Server to use an existing JRE Configure a MID Server on Windows to use an existing JRE