Kaspersky Security Center Linux assigns a status to each managed device. The particular status depends on whether the conditions defined by the user are met. In some cases, when assigning a status to a device, Kaspersky Security Center Linux takes into consideration the device's visibility flag on the network (see the table below). If Kaspersky Security Center Linux does not find a device on the network within two hours, the visibility flag of the device is set to Not Visible.
The statuses are the following:
The table below lists the default conditions that must be met to assign the Critical or Warning status to a device, with all possible values.
Conditions for assigning a status to a device
Condition |
Condition description |
Available values |
|---|---|---|
Security application is not installed |
Network Agent is installed on the device, but a security application is not installed. |
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Too many viruses detected |
Some viruses have been found on the device by a task for virus detection, for example, the Virus scan task, and the number of viruses found exceeds the specified value. |
More than 0. |
Real-time protection level differs from the level set by the Administrator |
The device is visible on the network, but the real-time protection level differs from the level set (in the condition) by the administrator for the device status. |
|
Virus scan has not been performed in a long time |
The device is visible on the network and a security application is installed on the device, but neither the Malware scan task nor a local scan task has been run within the specified time interval. The condition is applicable only to devices that were added to the Administration Server database 7 days ago or earlier. |
More than 1 day. |
Databases are outdated |
The device is visible on the network and a security application is installed on the device, but the anti-virus databases have not been updated on this device within the specified time interval. The condition is applicable only to devices that were added to the Administration Server database 1 day ago or earlier. |
More than 1 day. |
Not connected in a long time |
Network Agent is installed on the device, but the device has not connected to an Administration Server within the specified time interval, because the device was turned off. |
More than 1 day. |
Active threats are detected |
The number of unprocessed objects in the ACTIVE THREATS folder exceeds the specified value. |
More than 0 items. |
Restart is required |
The device is visible on the network, but an application requires the device restart longer than the specified time interval and for one of the selected reasons. |
More than 0 minutes. |
Incompatible applications are installed |
The device is visible on the network, but software inventory performed through Network Agent has detected incompatible applications installed on the device. |
|
License expired |
The device is visible on the network, but the license has expired. |
|
License expires soon |
The device is visible on the network, but the license will expire on the device in less than the specified number of days. |
More than 0 days. |
Unprocessed incidents detected |
Some unprocessed incidents have been found on the device. Incidents can be created either automatically, through managed Kaspersky applications installed on the client device, or manually by the administrator. |
|
Device status defined by application |
The status of the device is defined by the managed application. |
|
Device is out of disk space |
Free disk space on the device is less than the specified value or the device could not be synchronized with the Administration Server. The Critical or Warning status is changed to the OK status when the device is successfully synchronized with the Administration Server and free space on the device is greater than or equal to the specified value. |
More than 0 MB |
Device has become unmanaged |
During device discovery, the device was recognized as visible on the network, but more than three attempts to synchronize with the Administration Server failed. |
|
Protection is disabled |
The device is visible on the network, but the security application on the device has been disabled for longer than the specified time interval. In this case, the state of the security application is stopped or failure, and differs from the following: starting, running, or suspended. |
More than 0 minutes. |
Security application is not running |
The device is visible on the network and a security application is installed on the device but is not running. |
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Kaspersky Security Center Linux allows you to set up automatic switching of the status of a device in an administration group when specified conditions are met. When specified conditions are met, the client device is assigned one of the following statuses: Critical or Warning. When specified conditions are not met, the client device is assigned the OK status.
Different statuses may correspond to different values of one condition. For example, by default, if the Databases are outdated condition has the More than 3 days value, the client device is assigned the Warning status; if the value is More than 7 days, the Critical status is assigned.
If you upgrade Kaspersky Security Center Linux from the previous version, the values of the Databases are outdated condition for assigning the status to Critical or Warning do not change.
When Kaspersky Security Center Linux assigns a status to a device, for some conditions (see the Condition description column) the visibility flag is taken into consideration. For example, if a managed device was assigned the Critical status because the Databases are outdated condition was met, and later the visibility flag was set for the device, then the device is assigned the OK status.