Kaspersky Fraud Prevention 5.0 for Endpoint

Installation parameters:

• Main parameters:
  • /s enables non-interactive (silent) mode to install the product without displaying dialog boxes (example: KSM16.0.1.445en-US-xtestbank.exe /s).
  • /p <option>=<value> is used to specify the installation options (example: KSM16.0.1.445en-US-xtestbank.exe /p"ALLOWREBOOT=1 SKIPPRODUCTCHECK=1").
  • /h opens a help dialog box.
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• Advanced parameters:
  • /a denotes administrative installation when installation files are copied to a specified network folder (example: KSM16.0.1.445en-US-xtestbank.exe /a"Z:\Kaspersky Lab").
  • /sendstat enables sending statistical reports in the silent mode when the parameter /pAGREETOEULA=1 is used.
  • /noreboot blocks the dialog that requires that the computer should be restarted after the installation has been successfully completed.
  • /t defines the path to the file with the installation log.
  • /g allows setting the tracing level for the insrtallation process (possible values: {1, 2, 3}, where 1 is the minimum value).
  • /l defines the language used while the multi-language version is being installed.
  • /x — product removal (example: KSM16.0.1.445en-US-xtestbank.exe /x).
  • /-nobank — installation of the product without a connection to a specific bank.
    

Service command line properties

Most significant installation properties:

• ACTIVATIONCODE=<value> is used for applying an activation code.

• AGREETOEULA indicates the user's consent to the License Agreement.
• JOINKSN indicates the user's consent to participate in Kaspersky Security Network.
• INSTALLDIR=<value> is used for specifying the installation folder (example: KSM16.0.1.445en-US-xtestbank.exe /p"INSTALLDIR=C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\ksm2016").
• KLPASSWD=<value> is is used for setting a password to access product settings(example: KSM16.0.1.445en-US-xtestbank.exe /p"KLPASSWD=12345678"). If the value of the parameter KLPASSWDAREA is not set, it will be applied to the default scope:
  • Making changes to the application settings
  • Closing the application
• KLPASSWDAREA=[SET|EXIT|UNINST] defines the scope of the password specified by the option KLPASSWD. The possible values are:
  • SET — making changes to the application's settings
  • EXIT — closing the application
  • UNINST — removing the application

  The option may have multiple values; in such case, the values are divided by a semicolon.

• SELFPROTECTION=1 enabling Self-Defense during product installation (example: KSM16.0.1.445en-US-xtestbank.exe /p"SELFPROTECTION=1").
• ALLOWREBOOT=1 allows restarting the computer when necessary (example: KSM16.0.1.445en-US-xtestbank.exe /p"ALLOWREBOOT=1").
• SKIPPRODUCTCHECK=1 skipping the incompatible software check (example: KSM16.0.1.445en-US-xtestbank.exe /p"SKIPPRODUCTCHECK=1").

By using the pSKIPPRODUCTCHECK=1 parameter, you assume responsibility for the possible consequences of the Kaspersky Lab product's incompatibility with other applications.

The check is not performed only for the products that are always detected but not removed automatically by Kaspersky Internet Security 5 (such software must be removed manually).

For example, if you run the command: KSM16.0.1.445en-US-xtestbank.en-US.exe /p"ALLOWREBOOT=1 SKIPPRODUCTCHECK=1", then during the installation of Kaspersky Fraud Prevention 5.0 for Endpoint the restart will be performed and the incompatible software check will be skipped.