Automatic generating of the Network Agent installation package after the installation of Kaspersky Security Center

Installing in forced mode, using special options in the remote installation task of Kaspersky Security Center

Installing by sending device users links to stand-alone packages generated by Kaspersky Security Center

Installing by cloning an image of the administrator's hard drive with the operating system and Network Agent using tools provided by Kaspersky Security Center for handling disk images

Installing by cloning an image of the administrator's hard drive with the operating system and Network Agent using third-party tools

Installing with third-party tools for remote installation of applications

Installing manually, by running application installers on devices

Installing Network Agent in silent mode

Manually connecting a client device to the Administration Server. klmover utility

Automatic installing of updates and patches for Kaspersky Security Center components

Automatic distributing of a key

Forced synchronization

Using as distribution point

Automatic assignment of distribution points

Without using Network Location Awareness (NLA).

Without using Network Location Awareness (NLA).

Network polling

• Windows network polling
• IP range polling
• Domain controller polling (Microsoft Active Directory)

• IP range polling
• Zeroconf polling
• Domain controller polling (Microsoft Active Directory, Samba 4 Active Directory)

Running KSN proxy service on a distribution point side

Downloading updates via Kaspersky update servers to the distribution points repositories that distribute updates to managed devices

(If one or more devices running Linux or macOS are within the scope of the Download updates to the repositories of distribution points task, the task completes with the Failed status, even if it has successfully completed on all Windows devices.)

Push installation of applications

Restricted: it is not possible to perform push installation on Windows devices by using Linux distribution points.

Restricted: it is not possible to perform push installation on Windows devices by using macOS distribution points.

Using as a push server

Remote installing of applications on devices

Software updates

Configuring operating system updates in a Network Agent policy

Viewing information about software vulnerabilities

Scanning applications for vulnerabilities

Inventory of software installed on devices

Installing Network Agent on a virtual machine

Optimization settings for virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI)

Support of dynamic virtual machines

Auditing actions on a remote client device by using Windows Desktop Sharing

Monitoring the anti-virus protection status

Managing device restarts

Support of file system rollback

Using a Network Agent as connection gateway

Connection Manager

Network Agent switching from one Administration Server to another (automatically by network location)

Checking the connection between a client device and the Administration Server. klnagchk utility

Remotely connecting to the desktop of a client device

By using the Virtual Network Computing (VNC) system.

Downloading a stand-alone installation package through the Migration wizard

Zeroconf polling

Viewing information about the hardware of client devices

Information about the hardware of Linux devices sent to the Administration Server by Network Agent installed on these devices is limited to the information specified in the description of the managed device settings for Administration Console and Kaspersky Security Center Web Console.

Information about the hardware of macOS devices sent to the Administration Server by Network Agent installed on these devices is limited to the information specified in the description of the managed device settings for Administration Console and Kaspersky Security Center Web Console.