Granting permissions to individual users or groups

This opens a window with Password protection settings.

• Select from the list for Active Directory user accounts.

  To select a user account, click Select. Select a user or a group in Active Directory and confirm your selection.

• Custom user name and password for a manually added service user account.

  To add a service user account, enter a user name and a password (for example, SecureAdmin).

  You can reset a service user account password in the policy settings. The service user account password must be reset in the same way as the KLAdmin password. If editing Password protection settings is allowed (the "lock" is open) or no policy is applied on the computer, you can reset the password of the service user account in the application interface. To do so, confirm the changes of the service user account information using the KLAdmin password.

If a check box is cleared, the users are blocked from performing the action. For example, if the check box next to the Exit the application permission is cleared, you can exit the application only if you are logged in as KLAdmin, or as an individual user who has the required permission, or if you enter a temporary password.

Password protection permissions have some important aspects to consider. Make sure that all conditions for accessing Kaspersky Endpoint Security are fulfilled.

The policy properties window opens.

• Select from the list for Active Directory user accounts.

  To select a user account, click Select user or group. Select a user or a group in Active Directory and confirm your selection.

• Custom user name and password for a manually added service user account.

  To add a service user account, enter a user name and a password (for example, SecureAdmin).

  You can reset a service user account password in the policy settings. The service user account password must be reset in the same way as the KLAdmin password. If editing Password protection settings is allowed (the "lock" is open) or no policy is applied on the computer, you can reset the password of the service user account in the application interface. To do so, confirm the changes of the service user account information using the KLAdmin password.

If a check box is cleared, the users are blocked from performing the action. For example, if the check box next to the Exit the application permission is cleared, you can exit the application only if you are logged in as KLAdmin, or as an individual user who has the required permission, or if you enter a temporary password.

Password protection permissions have some important aspects to consider. Make sure that all conditions for accessing Kaspersky Endpoint Security are fulfilled.

• Select from the list for Active Directory user accounts.

  To select a user account, click Select user or group. Select a user or a group in Active Directory and confirm your selection.

• Custom user name and password for a manually added service user account.

  To add a service user account, enter a user name and a password (for example, SecureAdmin).

  You can reset a service user account password in the policy settings. The service user account password must be reset in the same way as the KLAdmin password. If editing Password protection settings is allowed (the "lock" is open) or no policy is applied on the computer, you can reset the password of the service user account in the application interface. To do so, confirm the changes of the service user account information using the KLAdmin password.

If a check box is cleared, the users are blocked from performing the action. For example, if the check box next to the Exit the application permission is cleared, you can exit the application only if you are logged in as KLAdmin, or as an individual user who has the required permission, or if you enter a temporary password.

Password protection permissions have some important aspects to consider. Make sure that all conditions for accessing Kaspersky Endpoint Security are fulfilled.