Supported distributions for the ENSL Secure Boot feature

Technical Articles ID: KB96586
Last Modified: 2023-12-01 04:53:32 Etc/GMT

Environment

Endpoint Security for Linux Firewall (ENSLFW) 10.7.15 or later
Endpoint Security for Linux Threat Prevention (ENSLTP) 10.7.15 or later

Linux Kernel version 4.3.3 and later

Summary

ENSL supports the Secure Boot feature if the Linux kernel version is 4.3.3 and later. The following Linux distributions with kernel version 4.3.3 and later are supported with the Secure Boot feature:

Ubuntu 16.04
Ubuntu 18.04
Ubuntu 19.10
Ubuntu 20.04
Ubuntu 20.10
Ubuntu 22.04
Linuxmint 18.3
Linuxmint 20
Linuxmint 21
Debian 10
Debian 11
SLES 12 SP2
SLES 12 SP3
SLES 12 SP4
SLES 12 SP5
SLES 15
SLES 15 SP1
SLES 15 SP2
SLES 15 SP3
SLES 15 SP4
SLES 15 SP5
Fedora 30
Fedora 31
Fedora 36
RHEL 8
RHEL 8.1
RHEL 8.2
RHEL 8.3
RHEL 8.4
RHEL 8.5
RHEL 8.6
RHEL 8.7
RHEL 8.8
RHEL 8.9
RHEL 9
RHEL 9.1
RHEL 9.2
RHEL 9.3
Rocky linux 8.6
RockyLinux 8.8
RockyLinux 9.0
RockyLinux 9.1
RockyLinux 9.2
AlmaLinux 8.5
AlmaLinux 9.1
AlmaLinux 9.2
OpenSuse 15.1
OpenSuse 15.2
OpenSuse 15.3
Oracle 7 uek 5
Oracle 7 uek 6
Oracle 8 uek 6
Oracle 8 uek 7
Oracle 9 uek 7
Oracle 8
Oracle 9
Centos 8

NOTE: You must review the list of supported distributions and kernels before you enable the Secure Boot with ENSL. It's recommended to follow the instructions provided in KB90085 - Module insertion fails when the Secure Boot is enabled to add the Trellix-supplied public Key to allow the Trellix-signed modules to load with Secure Boot.

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