To conserve Internet traffic, you can configure updates of databases and application modules on computers of the organization's LAN from a shared folder. For this purpose, one of the computers on the organization's LAN must receive update packages from the Kaspersky Security Center Administration Server or from Kaspersky update servers and then copy the received update package to the shared folder. Other computers on the organization's LAN will be able to receive the update package from this shared folder.
Configuring database and application module updates from a shared folder consists of the following steps:
Updating from a shared folder
To enable copying of the update package to the shared folder:
The list of tasks opens.
The task properties window opens.
The Update task is created automatically by the Initial Configuration Wizard of Kaspersky Security Center. To create the Update task, install the Kaspersky Endpoint Security for Windows web plug-in while running the Wizard.
The sources of updates can be Kaspersky update servers, Kaspersky Security Center Administration Server, other FTP- or HTTP servers, local folders, or network folders.
\\Server\Share\Update distribution
).If the field is left blank, Kaspersky Endpoint Security will copy the update package to the folder C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Kaspersky Lab\AVP11\Update distribution\
.
The Update task must be assigned for one computer that will serve as the source of updates.
To configure updates from a shared folder:
The list of tasks opens.
The Task Wizard starts.
Update from shared folder
.The Update task must be assigned to the computers of the organization's LAN, except the computer that serves as the update source.
A new task will be displayed in the table of tasks.
The task properties window opens.
The source address must match the address that you previously specified in the Path field when you configured copying of the update package to the shared folder (see the instructions above).