You will often see numerical identifiers (IDs) of tasks and rules in Kaspersky Linux Mail Security command line interface. System tasks have the following fixed IDs (task name=ID):

Task name	ID
Auth	1
Backup	2
ScanLogic	3
Facade	4
EventManager	7
Licenser	8
Notifier	9
Statistics	10
Updater	11
AspMoebius	13
AspQuarantine	14
SmtpSender	15
Snmp	16
DailyReport	17
WeeklyReport	18
MonthlyReport	19
EventLogger	20
ScanServer	21
KLRDS	22
Ksn	23
KataQuarantine	25

You can use the following command to find out the ID of a task:

/opt/kaspersky/klms/bin/klms-control --get-task-list

The command will output a complete list of application tasks, their IDs, and status:

• Started
• Starting
• Stopped
• Failed

Use the following command to find out the ID of a rule:

/opt/kaspersky/klms/bin/klms-control --get-rule-list

The command will output a complete list of application rules, their IDs, and priority.

You can use names of rules and tasks in commands instead of their IDs:

/opt/kaspersky/klms/bin/klms-control --get-rule-settings Rule1 -n -f /home/user/rule1.xml

Where Rule1 stands for the name of a rule.

However, use of task names has limitations. For details, see the help for klms-control tool.