A key file is your personal 'key', which keeps all the data required for using Kaspersky Lab software, such as:
We strongly recommend saving a copy of an acquired key file on a removable media (floppy disk, flash drive, compact disk). This is a security measure against losing a key file as Kaspersky Lab software cannot run without it. Use the following command to find out information about the key file you have installed:
Use the following command to add a new key file:
You can install two keys: active and new. An active key is the key being currently in use. A new key gets activated automatically upon expiry of the currently active one. An application cannot have more than one active keys.
The first key is always added as an active key.
Release of antivirus database updates (required to protect your computer/server/mobile device)
Providing technical support over phone / web
Release of patches for the application (addressing detected bugs)
Minimum hardware requirements:
Software requirements:
32-bit operating systems:
64-bit operating systems:
*Samba interceptor is not supported. Before installing on AltLinux 7 (х64), install the packages:
One of the following web-browsers (for management via Web Management Console):
Supported operating systems:
Kaspersky Web Management Console supports the following web browsers:
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