About Integration Server Console

Integration Server Console is installed on a device with a Windows operating system and is launched using an executable file or via a link from the Kaspersky Security Center Administration Console (if installed on the same device).

We do not recommend using Integration Server Console to manage the Linux-based Integration Server.

The Integration Server Console contains the following sections:

• Integration Server settings

  This section displays the following information:

  • Version of the Integration Server with which the connection is established
  • Name of the user account that was used to establish the connection to the Integration Server
  • Type of authentication used when connecting to the Integration Server
  • IP address in IPv4 format or the fully qualified domain name (FQDN) of the Integration Server
• Integration Server accounts

  In this section, you can change the passwords of the internal Integration Server accounts used to connect management consoles, SVMs, and Light Agents to the Integration Server.

• List of connected SVMs

  In this section, you can view information about SVMs that are connected to the Integration Server.

• SVM management

  This section opens by default after the Integration Server Console is started. In this section, you can run the SVM Management Wizard that lets you perform the following actions:

  • Deploy SVMs with the Protection Server component from an image in the virtual infrastructure.
  • Reconfigure previously deployed SVMs.
  • Remove SVMs.
• Infrastructure connection settings

  In this section you can perform the following actions:

  • View the status of the connection between the Integration Server and the virtual infrastructure.
  • Change the Integration Server connection settings to the virtual infrastructure.
  • If the Kaspersky Security solution is installed in VMware infrastructure, configure use of VMware NSX Manager in the operation of the solution.
  • Remove the virtual infrastructure from the list of infrastructures to which the Integration Server connects.
• List of tenants

  If you use the solution in multitenancy mode, in this section you can view a list of all tenants registered in the Integration Server database.

• Kaspersky Security Center connection settings

  In this section, you can configure the settings for connecting the Integration Server to the Kaspersky Security Center Administration Server. A Kaspersky Security Center connection is required to automatically remove duplicate virtual machines from the list of managed devices. In multitenancy scenarios, the Integration Server connects to Kaspersky Security Center to manage tenants of the complete tenant type.

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