Where is SUSE shim certificate for secure boot?

SUSE Product Topics SLES Install-Boot
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Our x86_64 machine under development is using SLES (11sp3 and will use 12 once it’s released).
The system is with UEFI Secure boot.

From SUSE Doc: Administration Guide, I learned

SUSE starts with shim—a small and simple EFI boot loader—which was originally developed by Fedora. It is signed by a certificate signed by the SUSE KEK and a Microsoft-issued certificate, based on which KEKs are available in the UEFI key database on the system.

(https://www.suse.com/documentation/sles11/book_sle_admin/data/sec_uefi_secboot.html)

We want to enroll SLES bootloader shim’s certificate into our firmware key database so that SLES installation/booting can run with secure boot enabled.
Where can I find SUSE shim’s certificate?
Thanks.

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Hi
The der files should be down in ls /usr/lib64/efi/?

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Thanks, malcolmlewis.

I can also find the same certificate files (.der) in SLES_DVD/suse/x86_64/shim-xxxxx.x86_64.rpm