You can use the Web Console or the Administration Console to configure the connection of Light Agents for Linux to the Integration Server in a Light Agent policy.
A list of policies opens.
The list displays only the policies configured for the selected administration group.
IP address in IPv4 format or fully qualified domain name (FQDN) of the device on which the Integration Server is installed.
If the address is specified as a NetBIOS name, localhost or 127.0.0.1, connection to the Integration Server completes with an error.
Port for connecting to the Integration Server.
By default, port number 7271 is specified.
Kaspersky Security web plug-in verifies the SSL certificate received from the Integration Server. If the certificate contains an error or is not trusted, a corresponding message is displayed in the Connection to the Integration Server window. You can view information about the received certificate. If there are problems with the SSL certificate, it is recommended to make sure that the utilized data transfer channel is secure. To continue connecting to the Integration Server, select the Ignore option.
admin
account) and click the Test button in the Connection to the Integration Server window.The connection to the Integration Server is established.
After connecting to the Integration Server with administrator rights, the policy automatically receives the password of the agent
account, which is used to connect Light Agents to the Integration Server. The password is stored in encrypted form.
If a connection to the Integration Server cannot be established, an error is displayed in the window. Check the connection settings you have specified.
Information about Integration Server connection errors may be saved in the Integration Server trace file (if you enabled the logging of information).
IP address in IPv4 format or fully qualified domain name (FQDN) of the device on which the Integration Server is installed.
If the device on which Kaspersky Security Center Administration Console is installed is part of a domain, the field indicates the domain name of this device by default.
If the device on which the Kaspersky Security Center Administration Console is installed is not part of a domain or the Integration Server is installed on another device, the field must be filled in manually.
If the address is specified as a NetBIOS name, localhost or 127.0.0.1, connection to the Integration Server completes with an error.
Port for connecting to the Integration Server.
By default, port number 7271 is specified.
admin
account) and click the OK button. After connecting to the Integration Server with administrator rights, the policy automatically receives the password of the agent
account, which is used to connect Light Agents to the Integration Server. The password is stored in encrypted form.Kaspersky Security MMC plug-in verifies the SSL certificate received from the Integration Server. If the certificate contains an error or is not trusted, the Verify Integration Server certificate window opens. You can view information about the received certificate. If there are problems with the SSL certificate, it is recommended to make sure that the utilized data transfer channel is secure. To continue connecting to the Integration Server, click the Ignore button. The received certificate will be installed as a trusted certificate on the device where the Kaspersky Security Center Administration Console is installed.
The capability to connect to the Integration Server is tested. If the connection test failed or a connection to the Integration Server could not be established, an error is displayed in the policy properties window. Check the connection settings you have specified.
Information about Integration Server connection errors may be saved in the Integration Server trace file (if you enabled the logging of information).
You can obtain information about the status of the connection of Light Agent for Linux to the Integration Server using the Kaspersky Endpoint Security for Linux command kesl-control --viis-info
. For more details, see the Kaspersky Endpoint Security for Linux Help.