Getting Started with UEFI HTTPS Boot on EDK II...
Getting Started with UEFI HTTPS Boot on EDK II...
Getting Started with UEFI HTTPS Boot on EDK II...
Getting Started with UEFI HTTPS Boot on EDK II...
Getting Started with UEFI HTTPS Boot on EDK II
Introduction
HTTPS Authentication
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Figure 1 - Authentication Mechanism
Figure 2 - HTTPS Boot, IPv4 Configuration
Figure 3 - DHCPv4 Server Scope
Figure 4 - DHCPv4 Server Options
Figure 5 - Configure New Host for IPv4
Figure 6 - Add MIME Type
Figure 7 - Add MIME Type
Figure 8 - Add Server Certificates
Figure 9 - Enroll a Certificate for the HTTPS Server
Figure 10 - Create a New Website for the HTTPS Server
Figure 11 - The UEFI Shell file, as viewed in IIS
Figure 12 - HTTPS boot, IPv6 Configuration
Figure 13 - Configure Forward Lookup Zone for IPv6
Figure 14 - Configure New Host for IPv6
Figure 15 - UEFI Client Certificate Configuration
Figure 16 - Select Boot Option
Figure 17 - Boot the Downloaded UEFI Shell Image
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Here are the articles in this section:
Figure 1 - Authentication Mechanism
Figure 2 - HTTPS Boot, IPv4 Configuration
Figure 3 - DHCPv4 Server Scope
Figure 4 - DHCPv4 Server Options
Figure 5 - Configure New Host for IPv4
Figure 6 - Add MIME Type
Figure 7 - Add MIME Type
Figure 8 - Add Server Certificates
Figure 9 - Enroll a Certificate for the HTTPS Server
Figure 10 - Create a New Website for the HTTPS Server
Figure 11 - The UEFI Shell file, as viewed in IIS
Figure 12 - HTTPS boot, IPv6 Configuration
Figure 13 - Configure Forward Lookup Zone for IPv6
Figure 14 - Configure New Host for IPv6
Figure 15 - UEFI Client Certificate Configuration
Figure 16 - Select Boot Option
Figure 17 - Boot the Downloaded UEFI Shell Image
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