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Fix SB intro for Satellite
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Lennonka committed Jan 20, 2025
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SecureBoot PXE loaders enable a client to download the `shim.efi` bootstrap boot loader that then loads the signed `grubx64.efi`.
Use the *Grub2 UEFI SecureBoot* PXE loader for PXE-boot provisioning or *Grub2 UEFI HTTPS SecureBoot* for HTTP-boot provisioning.

By default, you can provision operating systems from the vendor of the operating system of your {ProjectServer} on Secure Boot enabled hosts.
To provision operating systems on Secure Boot enabled hosts from different vendors, you have to provide signed shim and GRUB2 binaries provided by the vendor of your operating system.
ifdef::satellite[]
By default, you can provision the RHEL version of your {ProjectServer} on Secure Boot enabled hosts.
To provision other versions of {RHEL}, you have to provide signed shim and GRUB2 binaries of those RHEL versions.
For more information, see xref:configuring-{smart-proxy-context}-to-provision-rhel-on-Secure-Boot-enabled-hosts[].
endif::[]
ifndef::satellite[]
By default, you can provision operating systems from the vendor of the operating system of your {ProjectServer} on Secure Boot enabled hosts.
To provision operating systems on Secure Boot enabled hosts from different vendors, you have to provide signed shim and GRUB2 binaries provided by the vendor of your operating system.
endif::[]
ifndef::orcharhino,satellite[]
For more information, see:

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