To create an installation package, use the Endpoint Sensors component distribution package (the file with the MSI extension included in the distribution kit).
If you have the Endpoint Sensors component installed as part of KES, you do not need to additionally create an installation package and install or remove the Endpoint Sensors component.
For detailed information about installing the Endpoint Sensors component in Kaspersky Endpoint Security, please refer to the Kaspersky Endpoint Security Help Guide.
To create an installation package for remote installation of the Endpoint Sensors component:
The window of the New Installation Package Wizard opens.
It is not recommended to choose to create an installation package for an external application since in this case, some Endpoint Sensors component remote management features will be unavailable.
Carefully read the End User License Agreement. If you agree with all of its terms, accept the terms of the End User License Agreement.
Creation of the installation package will then continue. While the installation package is being created, the plug-in for managing the Endpoint Sensors component will be installed in Kaspersky Security Center if you have not already installed it.
If you use the Sensor component as a proxy server, enter the IP address or FQDN of the server hosting the Sensor component instead of the Central Node IP address or FQDN.
Default values: Port 443, server address not defined, Self-Defense enabled.
Self-Defense starts the mechanism for protecting the Endpoint Sensors component against modification or deletion of its files on the drive, memory processes, and system registry entries.
To subsequently change the Self-Defense status of the Endpoint Sensors component, you will have to reinstall the component.
SELFDEFENSE=On/Off —Status of Self-Defense.Self-Defense is enabled by default.
Self-Defense starts the mechanism for protecting the Endpoint Sensors component against modification or deletion of its files on the drive, memory processes, and system registry entries.
To subsequently change the Self-Defense status of the Endpoint Sensors component, you will have to reinstall the component.
SERVER=<server address>—Address of the server with the Central Node component.If you use the Sensor component as a proxy server, enter the IP address or FQDN of the server hosting the Sensor component instead of the Central Node IP address or FQDN.
By default, the server address is not defined.
acceptEULA=1—You accept the terms of the End User License Agreement.You can view the terms of the End User License Agreement by reading the license.txt file. This file is included in the program distribution kit. If you agree with all of its terms, accept the End User License Agreement.
MESSAGEQUEUEPRINTMESSAGESTOLOG=1—Log events on the server with the Central Node component.Optional parameter.
Continual use of event logging can quickly fill up free disk space. Use event logging only when necessary.
You can also enter the following event logging parameters:
TRACELEVEL=500 if you want to log errors only.TRACELEVEL=800 if you want to use event logging in debug mode.For information on configuring additional settings, you can contact Technical Support.
After the wizard finishes, the created installation package will appear in the workspace of the folder containing installation packages.