Viewing key details in the properties of the application

To view key details in the properties of the application:

1. Open Kaspersky Security Center Administration Console.
2. In the Managed devices folder of the console tree, select the folder with the name of the administration group for whose SVMs you want to view the key information.
3. In the workspace, select the Devices tab.
4. In the list of devices, select the SVM for which you want to view information about the key, and double-click to open the Properties: <SVM name> window.
5. In the list on the left, select the Applications section.

   A list of applications that are installed on this SVM appears in the right part of the window.

6. Select Kaspersky Security for Virtualization 5.0 Light Agent – Protection Server and double-click to open the application settings window.

   The Kaspersky Security for Virtualization 5.0 Light Agent – Protection Server settings window opens.

7. In the list on the left, select the Keys section.

The details of the key added to the SVM appear in the right part of the window. The Active key section shows the details of the active key. The Additional key section shows the details of the additional key. If no additional key has been added, the Additional key section shows the <Not added> string.

The following key details appear in the Active key section:

• Unique alphanumeric sequence (key).
• License type – trial, commercial, or commercial (subscription).
• Activation date – the date when the application was activated with this key.
• License expiration date – the date when your right to use the application activated with the current key expires. If you are using the application under unlimited subscription, the field value is <Unlimited>.
• License term – the number of days remaining until the license activated using this key expires. For example, 365 days. If you are using the application under subscription, the field value is <Unavailable>.
• Restriction – depending on the key type:
  • For a server key, this is the maximum number of virtual machines with server operating systems that you can protect.
  • For a desktop key, this is the maximum number of virtual machines with desktop operating systems that you can protect.
  • For a key with a limitation on the number of processor cores, this is the maximum number of physical processor cores used on all hypervisors whose virtual machines you can protect.
  • For a key with a limitation on the number of processors, this is the maximum number of physical processors used on all hypervisors whose virtual machines you can protect.

The following key details appear in the Additional key section:

• Unique alphanumeric sequence (key). If no additional key is added, <Not added> is displayed in the field.
• License type – license type: commercial.
• License term – the number of days remaining until the license activated using this key expires. For example, 365 days.
• Restriction – depending on the key type:
  • For a server key, this is the maximum number of virtual machines with server operating systems that you can protect.
  • For a desktop key, this is the maximum number of virtual machines with desktop operating systems that you can protect.
  • For a key with a limitation on the number of processor cores, this is the maximum number of physical processor cores used on all hypervisors whose virtual machines you can protect.
  • For a key with a limitation on the number of processors, this is the maximum number of physical processors used on all hypervisors whose virtual machines you can protect.

If both a server key and a desktop key have been added on your SVM, Kaspersky Security Center displays the following information about the combination of the server key and desktop key in the application properties window:

• Unique alphanumeric sequence – a combination of a server key and a desktop key. You can use the combination of a server key and desktop key to search for information about the SVM on which these keys have been added (see the Kaspersky Security Center manuals for details).
• License expiration date – the later of the following two dates: the end date of application usage under the server key, or the end date of application usage under the desktop key.
• Validity period – the longer of the following two application usage periods: the period of application usage under the server key, or the period of application usage under the desktop key.
• Restriction – the sum of the following values: the maximum number of simultaneously running virtual machines with desktop operating systems plus the maximum number of simultaneously running virtual machines with server operating systems that you can protect with the application.

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