Installing Network Agent for Linux in interactive mode

This article describes how to install Network Agent on Linux devices in the interactive mode, by specifying installation parameters step by step. Alternatively, you can use an answer file—a text file that contains a custom set of installation parameters: variables and their respective values. Using this answer file allows you to run an installation in silent mode, that is, without user participation.

To install Network Agent in interactive mode:

1. Run the Network Agent installation. Depending on your Linux distribution, run one of the following commands:
   • To install Network Agent from an RPM package to a 32-bit operating system:

     # yum -i klnagent-<build number>.i386.rpm

   • To install Network Agent from an RPM package to a 64-bit operating system:

     # yum -i klnagent64-<build number>.x86_64.rpm

   • To install Network Agent from an RPM package on a 64-bit operating system for the Arm architecture:

     # yum -i klnagent64-<build number>.aarch64.rpm

   • To install Network Agent from a DEB package to a 32-bit operating system:

     # apt install ./klnagent_<build number>_i386.deb

   • To install Network Agent from a DEB package to a 64-bit operating system:

     # apt install ./klnagent64_<build number>_amd64.deb

   • To install Network Agent from a DEB package on a 64-bit operating system for the Arm architecture:

     # apt install ./klnagent64_<build number>_arm64.deb

2. Run the Network Agent configuration:

   # /opt/kaspersky/klnagent64/bin/setup/postinstall.pl

3. Read the End User License Agreement (EULA). The text is displayed in the command line window. Press the space bar to view the next text segment. Then, when prompted, enter one the following values:
   • Enter y if you understand and accept the terms of the EULA.
   • Enter n if you do not accept the terms of the EULA. To use Network Agent, you must accept the terms of the EULA.
   • Enter r to show the EULA again.
4. Enter the Administration Server DNS name or IP address.
5. Enter the Administration Server port number. By default, port 14000 is used.
6. Enter the Administration Server SSL port number. By default, port 13000 is used.
7. Enter y if you want to use SSL encryption for traffic between Network Agent and Administration Server. Otherwise, enter n.
8. Select one of the following options to configure Network Agent:
   • [1]—Do not configure a connection gateway.

     Your device will not act as a connection gateway and will not connect to Administration Server through a connection gateway.

   • [2]—Do not use a connection gateway.

     Your device will not connect to Administration Server through a connection gateway.

   • [3]—Connect to Server by using a connection gateway.

     Your device will connect to Administration Server through a connection gateway.

   • [4]—Use as a connection gateway.

     Your device will act as a connection gateway.

Network Agent is installed on a Linux device.

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