Viewing the list of stand-alone installation packages

You can view the list of stand-alone installation packages and properties of each stand-alone installation package.

To view the list of stand-alone installation packages for all installation packages:

Do one of the following:
- In the main menu, go to Discovery & deployment → Deployment & assignment → Installation packages.
- In the main menu, go to Operations → Repositories → Installation packages.
A list of installation packages is displayed.
Above the list, click the View the list of stand-alone packages button.

A list of stand-alone installation packages is displayed.

In the list of stand-alone installation packages, their properties are displayed as follows:

Package name. Stand-alone installation package name that is automatically formed as the application name included in the package and the application version.
Network Agent installation package name.
Network Agent version.
Size. File size in megabytes (MB).
Group. Name of the group to which the client device is moved after Network Agent installation.
Created. Date and time of the stand-alone installation package creation.
Modified. Date and time of the stand-alone installation package modification.
File hash. The property is used to certify that the stand-alone installation package was not changed by third-party persons and a user has the same file that you created and transferred to the user.

To view the list of stand-alone installation packages for specific installation package:

Select the installation package in the list and, above the list, click the View the list of stand-alone packages button.

In the list of stand-alone installation packages, you can do the following:

Download a stand-alone installation package to your device by clicking the Download button.
For authentication reasons, each stand-alone installation package is signed by using a certificate. The certificate is reissued from time to time. After each procedure of certificate reissue, Kaspersky Security Center Cloud Console automatically updates the signatures of all created stand-alone installation packages. For downloaded stand-alone installation packages, an automatic signature update cannot be performed. Therefore, the certificate expires and a certificate error might occur while you install an application from a stand-alone installation package. In this case, download the stand-alone installation package again.
Remove a stand-alone installation package by clicking the Remove button.