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We installed ESET Server Security for Linux version 11.1.216.0 on SUSE Linux operating system version 15.
But after the installation is complete, there is a notification real time protection non functional and web access protection is non-functional.
How do we fix this?Screenshot2024-11-18143810.thumb.png.e423341a35b857a0cb347c9d3b0b0177.png

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Yes, CentOS 7 does support Secure Boot. This feature is available because CentOS 7 is built on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7, which includes support for UEFI Secure Boot. This means that the kernel and associated drivers are signed by a UEFI CA certificate, ensuring that only trusted software is loaded during the boot process.

However, latest versions of ESET products don't support CentOS.

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