Viewing the list of virtual machines within the KSC cluster protected infrastructure

To view the list of virtual machines within the KSC cluster protected infrastructure:

1. Open the Administration Console of Kaspersky Security Center.
2. In the Managed devices folder of the console tree, select the administration group containing the KSC cluster and then select the Clusters and server arrays subfolder.
3. In the workspace, select the KSC cluster and double-click the cluster to open the Properties: <KSC cluster name> window.
4. In the KSC cluster properties window, select the List of virtual machines section.

   The right part of the window displays a table containing a list of virtual machines managed by the VMware vCenter Server corresponding to this KSC cluster.

   The list does not show virtual machine templates and SVMs.

   The table columns show the following main details of each virtual machine:

   • Status
     

     Virtual machine status. The following icons signify the virtual machine status:

     •  – the virtual machine is protected. A virtual machine is considered to be protected only if virtual machine file system protection is applied to it, which means that it is under the protection of an SVM with the File Anti-Virus component installed. The presence of protection against network threats does not affect the virtual machine status.
     •  – the virtual machine is not protected. A virtual machine is considered to be unprotected if virtual machine file system protection is not applied to it. The presence of protection against network threats does not affect the virtual machine status.
     •  – the virtual machine is powered off or paused.

     Information about network threat protection of virtual machines is displayed in the detailed list of virtual machines.

   • VM name
     

     Virtual machine name within the KSC cluster protected infrastructure.

   • Path to VM
     

     Virtual infrastructure path to the virtual machine within the KSC cluster protected infrastructure.

5. To view additional information about virtual machines within the KSC cluster protected infrastructure, click the Detailed information button. A table containing a detailed list of virtual machines opens in a separate window.

   The table displays information about the status of protection indicated in the Protection type field located above the table. You can select one of the following values:

   • File system protection. Select this option if you want to view information on the status of file system protection of virtual machines. This option is selected by default.
   • Network protection. Select this option if you want to view information on the status of network protection of virtual machines.

   The table columns show the following additional details of each virtual machine:

   • Status
     

     Virtual machine status.

     If File system protection is selected in the Protection type field, the status is designated as follows:

     •  – the virtual machine is under the protection of an SVM that has the File Anti-Virus component installed.
     •  – virtual machine file system protection has not been applied to the virtual machine.
     •  – the virtual machine is powered off or paused.

     If Network protection is selected in the Protection type field, the status is designated as follows:

     •  – the virtual machine is under the protection of an SVM that has the Network Threat Detection component installed.
     •  – the virtual machine is not protected against network threats.
     •  – the virtual machine is powered off or paused.

     Traffic processing mode that is used by the Network Threat Detection component; it is not considered when determining the status of the virtual machine.

   • NSX security policy
     

     If File system protection is selected in the Protection type field, the column contains information about whether or not the virtual machine has an applied NSX Security Policy that is configured to use the file system protection service (Kaspersky File Antimalware Protection).

     If Network protection is selected in the Protection type field, the column contains information about whether or not the virtual machine has an applied NSX Security Policy that is configured to use the network protection service (Kaspersky Network Protection) and to redirect traffic to the network protection service (the Redirect to service parameter is enabled).

     If an NSX Security Policy is not applied on a virtual machine, Kaspersky Security does not protect this virtual machine.

   • Available protection functions
     

     If File system protection is selected in the Protection type field, the column contains information about file protection functions available for a virtual machine.

     Possible values:

     • Protection and Scan – Kaspersky Security can protect a virtual machine, and can scan a virtual machine while performing scan tasks.
     • Scan only – Kaspersky Security can scan a virtual machine while performing a scan task that is configured to scan powered off virtual machines.
     • Not available – the virtual machine is not protected; the File Anti-Virus component is not receiving information about the virtual machine from the Guest Introspection service.
     • Unknown – there is no available information on the virtual machine protection status. Possibly, the hypervisor on which the virtual machine is operating has no SVM with the File Anti-Virus component.

     If Network protection is selected in the Protection type field, the column contains information about network threat protection functions available for a virtual machine.

     Possible values:

     • Standard mode protection – virtual machine network protection is operating in standard mode.
     • Monitoring mode protection – virtual machine network protection is operating in monitoring mode (Kaspersky Security is not taking actions to prevent threats).
     • Not available – the virtual machine is not protected; the Network Threat Detection component is not receiving information about the virtual machine from the virtual filter (VMware DVFilter).
     • Unknown – there is no available information on the virtual machine protection status. Possibly, the hypervisor on which the virtual machine is operating has no SVM with the Network Threat Detection component.
   • OS type
     

     Type of operating system installed on the virtual machine. Possible values:

     • Server – if a server operating system is installed on the virtual machine.
     • Desktop – if a desktop operating system is installed on the virtual machine.
     • Not defined – if the virtual machine is powered off or an operating system is not installed on the virtual machine.

     The column is displayed only if File system protection is selected in the Protection type field.

   • Protection profile
     

     The protection profile assigned to the virtual machine. Possible values:

     • <profile name> – if an additional protection profile is assigned to the virtual machine.
     • Main – if the main protection profile is assigned to the virtual machine.
     • Not assigned – if a profile is not assigned to the virtual machine.
     • No – if the virtual machine is powered off or not protected.
     • Protection disabled – if protection is disabled for all objects of the protected infrastructure configured for the policy.

     The column is displayed only if File system protection is selected in the Protection type field.

   • Key type
     

     Information about the key added to the SVM that protects the virtual machine.

     Possible values:

     • Server, Desktop, With a limitation on the number of processor cores, With a limitation on the number of processors – depending the type of key added to the SVM.
     • No – if the virtual machine is not protected.
     • Not defined – if the virtual machine is powered off.

     The column is displayed only if File system protection is selected in the Protection type field.

   • Database update
     

     The amount of time since the release of anti-virus databases installed on the SVM that protects the virtual machine. If the databases have not been updated, the virtual machine is powered off or not protected, No is displayed in the column.

     The column is displayed only if File system protection is selected in the Protection type field.

   • Scan date
     

     Date and time when any scan task for the virtual machine was last started. If a scan has not been performed on the virtual machine, Never started is displayed in the column.

     The column is displayed only if File system protection is selected in the Protection type field.

In the main and detailed lists of virtual machines, you can perform the following operations:

• Sort the list by any column of the table.
• Filter the list by protection status.
• Search for a virtual machine in the list.
• Export the list of virtual machines to a file in XML or CSV format.

The main and detailed lists of virtual machines are automatically refreshed every 5 minutes. If required, you can refresh the list at any time by clicking the Refresh list button.

To sort the list by table column,

left-click the header of a column.

The list is sorted based on the selected column in strict alphabetical order. Clicking the column header again sorts the list in reverse alphabetical order.

To filter the list of virtual machines by protection status,

click one of the following buttons:

• – show protected virtual machines
• – show unprotected virtual machines
• – show turned off and paused virtual machines

You can combine filtering conditions by pressing several buttons.

To cancel filtering of the list of virtual machines, click the button.

To search for a virtual machine in the list,

enter a virtual machine search condition in the search field.

In the main list of virtual machines, you can perform a search based on the value of any column except the Status column. In the detailed list of virtual machines, you can perform a search based on the value of any column except the Status, Scan date and Database update columns.

To export the list of virtual machines to a file in XML or CSV format.

click the Export the list button. In the window that opens, specify the name and format of the file.

Information about virtual machines managed by the VMware vCenter Server corresponding to this KSC cluster will be saved to a file in the selected format.

If you pre-filtered the list of virtual machines or performed a search for a virtual machine, only information that matches the filter conditions or the search conditions is saved to the file.