To view the settings of a managed device:
The list of managed devices is displayed.
The properties window of the selected device is displayed.
The following tabs are displayed in the upper part of the properties window representing the main groups of the settings:
This tab comprises the following sections:
In this field, you can view and modify the client device name in the administration group.
In this field, you can enter an additional description for the client device.
Status of the client device assigned on the basis of the criteria defined by the administrator for the status of anti-virus protection on the device and the activity of the device on the network.
Name of the device owner. You can assign or remove a user as a device owner by clicking the Manage device owner link.
Administration group, which includes the client device.
Date the anti-virus databases or applications were last updated on the device.
Date and time Network Agent installed on the client device last connected to the Administration Server.
Date and time the device was last visible on the network.
Version of the installed Network Agent.
Date of the device creation within Kaspersky Security Center Linux.
If this option is enabled, continuous connectivity between the managed device and the Administration Server is maintained. You may want to use this option if you are not using push servers, which provide such connectivity.
If this option is disabled and push servers are not in use, the managed device only connects to the Administration Server to synchronize data or to transmit information.
The maximum total number of devices with the Do not disconnect from the Administration Server option selected is 300.
This option is disabled by default on managed devices. This option is enabled by default on the device where the Administration Server is installed and stays enabled even if you try to disable it.
Device IP address.
Workgroup that contains the device.
Name of the DNS domain of the client device.
Name of the client device.
The virtual machine manufacturer.
This row displays whether the client device is a dynamic virtual machine as part of VDI.
Visibility status of the client device.
Status of the client device assigned on the basis of the criteria defined by the administrator for the status of anti-virus protection on the device and the activity of the device on the network.
Status of the client device protection and connection to Administration Server.
This field shows the current status of real-time protection on the client device.
When the status changes on the device, the new status is displayed in the device properties window only after the client device is synchronized with the Administration Server.
Date and time the last malware scan was performed on the client device.
Total number of threats detected on the client device since installation of the security application (first scan), or since the last reset of the threat counter.
Number of unprocessed files on the client device.
This field ignores the number of unprocessed files on mobile devices.
The current status of file encryption on the local drives of the device. For a description of the statuses, see the Kaspersky Endpoint Security for Windows Help.
Files can be only encrypted on the managed devices on which Kaspersky Endpoint Security for Windows is installed.
This tab lists all Kaspersky applications installed on the client device.This tab contains the Start and Stop buttons that allow you to start and stop the selected Kaspersky application (excluding Network Agent). You can use these buttons if port 15000 UDP is available on the managed device for receipt push-notifications from Administration Server. If the managed device is unavailable for push-notifications, but the mode of continuous connection to Administration Server is enabled (the Do not disconnect from the Administration Server option in the General section is enabled), the Start and Stop buttons are available too. Otherwise, when you try to start or stop the application, an error message is displayed. Also you can click the application name to view general information about the application, a list of events that have occurred on the device, and the application settings.
This tab lists the policies and policy profiles that are currently assigned to the managed device.
On the Tasks tab, you can manage client device tasks: view the list of existing tasks, create new ones, remove, start and stop tasks, modify their settings, and view execution results. The list of tasks is provided based on data received during the last session of client synchronization with the Administration Server. The Administration Server requests the task status details from the client device. If port 15000 UDP is available on the managed device for receipt push-notifications from Administration Server, the task status is displayed and buttons for managing the task are enabled. If the managed device is unavailable for push-notifications, but the mode of continuous connection to Administration Server is enabled (the Do not disconnect from the Administration Server option in the General section is enabled), the actions with tasks are available too.
If connection is not established, the status is not displayed and buttons are disabled.
The Events tab displays events logged on the Administration Server for the selected client device.
In the Security issues tab, you can view, edit, and create security issues for the client device. Security issues can be created either automatically, through managed Kaspersky applications installed on the client device, or manually by the administrator. For example, if some users regularly move malware from their removable drives to devices, the administrator can create a security issue. The administrator can provide a brief description of the case and recommended actions (such as disciplinary actions to be taken against a user) in the text of the security issue, and can add a link to the user or users.
A security issue for which all of the required actions have been taken is called processed. The presence of unprocessed security issues can be chosen as the condition for a change of the device status to Critical or Warning.
This section contains a list of security issues that have been created for the device. Security issues are classified by severity level and type. The type of a security issue is defined by the Kaspersky application, which creates the security issue. You can highlight processed security issues in the list by selecting the check box in the Processed column.
In the Tags tab, you can manage the list of keywords that are used for finding client devices: view the list of existing tags, assign tags from the list, configure auto-tagging rules, add new tags and rename old tags, and remove tags.
This tab comprises the following sections:
Information about installed applications is provided if Network Agent installed on the client device sends required information to the Administration Server. You can configure sending of information to the Administration Server in the properties window of Network Agent or its policy, in the Repositories section.
Clicking an application name opens a window that contains the application details and a list of the update packages installed for the application.
Click the Export to file button to save to a file a list of distribution points with which the device interacts. By default, the application exports the list of devices to a CSV file.
Click the Properties button to view and configure the distribution point with which the device interacts.
To save the vulnerabilities to a file, select the check boxes next to the vulnerabilities that you want to save, and then click the Export to CSV button or Export to TXT button.
The section contains the following settings:
If this option is enabled, the section displays vulnerabilities that can be fixed by using a patch.
If this option is disabled, the section displays both vulnerabilities that can be fixed by using a patch, and vulnerabilities for which no patch has been released.
By default, this option is enabled.
Click a software vulnerability name in the list to view the properties of the selected software vulnerability in a separate window. In the window, you can do the following:
If you use a PostgreSQL, MariaDB or MySQL DBMS, the Events tab may display an incomplete list of events for the selected client device. This occurs when the DBMS stores a very large amount of events. You can increase the number of displayed events by doing either of the following:
To see a full list of events logged on the Administration Server for the device, use Reports.
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