Kaspersky Anti-Virus 5.7 for Linux Workstations

A key file is your personal 'key'. It keeps all the data needed to use Kaspersky Lab software, i.e.:

• coordinates of the retailer (cmpany name and contacts);
• information about support (who is rendering and where to receive);
  
• key issue date;
  
• license title and number;
  
• information about functionality of the components;
  
• license expiration date.
  

• a commercial key file
  
  a commercial key file serves to activate legally acquired Kaspersky Lab software allowing to use it for a set period of time, as defined at the moment of the purchase.
  
  Commercial key files can be valid for 1 year, 2 years, or any other term (special Kaspersky Lab promotions).
  
  When the license expires, the product will keep functioning, but it will be impossible to update its antivirus databases. The product will keep curing infected objects using out-of-date antivirus databases. Automatic database updating from Kaspersky Lab update servers will cease functioning. The product will also reject any manually downloaded databases. Therefore, Kaspersky Lab will no longer guarantee any protection against new viruses.
  
  Users of commercial key files are authorized to receive full technical support rendered by Kaspersky Lab over phone and email (you can submit a query to Kaspersky Lab Technical Support service by filling in the HelpDesk web form).
  

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  A trial key file
  
  A trial key file serves for trying Kaspersky Lab software for a set period of time. Kaspersky Lab issues trial keys on the free basis.
  
  Trial key files can be valid for 15 days, 30 days, or any other term (special Kaspersky Lab promotions).
  
  When the trial key expires, the product keeps starting, but it no longer filters the traffic.
  
  Users of trial key files are authorized to receive limited technical support rendered by Kaspersky Lab by email only (you can submit a query to Kaspersky Lab Technical Support service by filling in the HelpDesk web form).
  
  

We strongly recommend saving a copy of an acquired key file on a removable media (diskette, flash, compact disk). This is a security measure against losing a key file which is required by Kaspersky Lab software to run.

Products do not start wihtout a key file.

To find out what key file you have installed, use the command:

• Linux -

# /opt/kaspersky/kav4fs/bin/kav4fs-licensemanager -s

• Freebsd -

# /usr/local/bin/kav4fs-licensemanager -s

To add a new license key file, use the command:

• Linux -

# /opt/kaspersky/kav4fs/bin/kav4fs-licensemanager -a /path/to/000XXXXX.key

• Freebsd -

# /usr/local/bin/kav4fs-licensemanager -a /path/to/000XXXXX.key

The first added key is always active.