To open the list of license keys added to the Kaspersky Security Center key storage,

in the main window of Kaspersky Security Center Web Console, select the Operations → Licensing → Kaspersky Licenses.

The list is displayed as a table whose columns present information about the keys.

You can change the amount of displayed key information by configuring the display of table columns in the Column settings window. The window opens using the configuration button located above the table.

The table displays the following basic information about the key:

• License name – the name of the license associated with the key and information about this license.
• License Key – a license key, a unique alphanumeric sequence.
• Maximum number of devices – depends on the key type:
  • For a server key – maximum number of virtual machines running server operating systems that you can protect.
  • For a desktop key – maximum number of virtual machines running 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.
  • For a Kaspersky Endpoint Security for Business Universal key, this is the maximum number of virtual machines running a server/desktop operating system that you can protect.
• License type – trial, commercial, or subscription.
• License term (days) – the number of days remaining for using the solution activated by adding this key. For example, 365 days.
• License expiration date – the date when your right to use the solution activated by adding the current key expires. If the key was added on several SVMs at different times, this field shows the date for the SVM where the solution will expire soonest. If you are using the solution under an unlimited subscription, the field value is Unlimited.
• License key expiration date – key expiration date. You can activate the solution by adding this key and use the solution only before this expiration date. If you are using the solution under an unlimited subscription, the field value is Unlimited.
• Used as active – depends on the type of active key:
  • For a server or desktop key – the number of protected virtual machines on which the key is used as the active key.
  • For a key with a limitation on the number of processor cores and for a key with a limitation on the number of processors, this is the number of SVMs on which the key has been added as an active key.
• Used as reserve – the number of SVMs on which the key is added as a reserve key. If you are using the solution under a subscription, the field value is Unavailable or 0.

For a subscription key, the table may also display the following information:

• Type of validity period restriction – if the solution is being used under an unlimited subscription, Unlimited is displayed in the field.
• Grace period – if the subscription has the "Grace period activated" status, the field shows the number of remaining days during which the solution will continue to perform all of its functions. If the subscription has any other status, the field shows 0.
• Link to service provider – web address of the service provider with whom the subscription is registered.
• Subscription status – current status of your subscription (active, paused, expired, canceled, grace period activated).

You can also view basic information about the license key added to the key storage in the key properties window. The key properties window opens by clicking on the link on the license name.

To open the list of license keys added to the Kaspersky Security Center key storage,

in the Kaspersky Security Center Administration Console tree, select the Kaspersky licenses folder.

The list is displayed as a table whose columns present information about the keys.

You can change the amount of displayed key information by configuring the display of table columns in the Add or remove columns window. The window opens via the Add or remove columns link located above the table.

The table displays the following basic information about the key:

• Application – the name of the license associated with the key and information about this license.
• Number – a license key, a unique alphanumeric sequence.
• Type – trial, commercial, or subscription.
• Restriction – depends on the key type:
  • For a server key – maximum number of virtual machines running server operating systems that you can protect.
  • For a desktop key – maximum number of virtual machines running 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.
  • For a Kaspersky Endpoint Security for Business Universal key, this is the maximum number of virtual machines running a server/desktop operating system that you can protect.
• License term (days) – the number of days remaining for using the solution activated by adding this key. For example, 365 days.
• License key expiration date – key expiration date. You can activate the solution by adding this key and use the solution only before this expiration date. If you are using the solution under an unlimited subscription, the field value is Unlimited.
• License expiration date – the date when your right to use the solution activated by adding the current key expires. If the key was added on several SVMs at different times, this field shows the date for the SVM where the solution will expire soonest. If you are using the solution under an unlimited subscription, the field value is Unlimited.
• Active on – depending on the key type:
  • For a server or desktop key – the number of protected virtual machines on which the key is used as the active key.
  • For a key with a limitation on the number of processor cores and for a key with a limitation on the number of processors, this is the number of SVMs on which the key has been added as an active key.
• Used as reserve – the number of SVMs on which the key is added as a reserve key. If you are using the solution under a subscription, the field value is Unavailable or 0.

For a subscription key, the table may also display the following information:

• Type of validity period restriction – if the solution is being used under an unlimited subscription, Unlimited is displayed in the field.
• Grace period – if the subscription has the "Grace period activated" status, the field shows the number of remaining days during which the solution will continue to perform all of its functions. If the subscription has any other status, the field shows 0.
• Subscription provider's web address – web address of the service provider with whom the subscription is registered.
• Subscription status – current status of your subscription (active, paused, expired, canceled, grace period activated).

If both a server key and a desktop key have been added on an SVM, details of these keys and the following information about the combination of the server key and desktop key are displayed in the table:

• Number – 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 (for more details, please refer to the Kaspersky Security Center help).
• License term (days) – the longer of the two periods when you can use the solution: with the server key, or with the desktop key.
• License key expiration date – the later of the following two key expiration dates: server key expiration date or desktop key expiration date.
• License expiration date – the later of the following two dates: the final date for use of the solution under the server key, or the final date for use of the solution 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 solution.
• Active on – the number of SVMs on which the key is added as an active key.
• Grace period – the longer of the following two grace periods: the grace period corresponding to the server key or the grace period corresponding to the desktop key.
• Subscription status – the field shows the active status if the subscription corresponding to at least one of the keys (server or desktop) has the active status. If both subscriptions are inactive, the field shows the better status (for example, if one subscription has the paused status and the other one has the canceled status, the field shows the paused status).

Basic key information is also displayed to the right of the key list when you select a key in the list.

You can also view basic information about the license key added to the key storage in the key properties window. The key properties window opens by double-clicking on the table row containing information about the key, or by double-clicking on the View license key properties link located to the right of the list of license keys.