How to install Kaspersky Security for Virtualization 5.2 Light Agent in the virtual environment based on Enterprise Cloud Platform VeiL 4.5, Sangfor 5.8.5, SharxBase 5.10.x, ROSA Virtualization 2.1, RED Virtualization 7.3, Tionix 2.9 Cloud Platform, or OpenStack
Latest update: August 28, 2023
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The article concerns Kaspersky Security for Virtualization 5.2 Light Agent (version 5.2.27.319).
You can use Kaspersky Security for Virtualization 5.2 Light Agent for protection of virtual environments based on Enterprise Cloud Platform VeiL 4.5, Sangfor 5.8.5, SharxBase 5.10.x, ROSA Virtualization 2.1, RED Virtualization 7.3, Tionix 2.9 Cloud Platform, or OpenStack.
We recommend that you use one of the following series releases of OpenStack: Stein, Victoria, Wallaby, or Xena.
To get the installer, send a request to Technical Support via Kaspersky CompanyAccount.
How to install Kaspersky for Virtualization 5.2 Light Agent for protecting a virtual environment based on Enterprise Cloud Platform VeiL 4.5, Sangfor 5.8.5, SharxBase 5.10.x, ROSA Virtualization 2.1, RED Virtualization 7.3, Tionix 2.9 Cloud Platform, or OpenStack
- Run the virtual machine creation wizard.
- Select the SVM image in the QCOW2 format.
- Finish the wizard.
- Run the virtual machine.
- Log in to the SVM using the following credentials:
- login: root
- password: 7czWtTKhCgrvEYBHb3rE
- Change the password for root:
passwd root
- Change the password for klconfig:
passwd klconfig
- Configure the network. Run the following commands:
- When using DHCP:
- ssh klconfig@localhost dhcp <InterfaceName> yes
- When using static parameters:
- [root@localhost ~]# ssh klconfig@localhost network <InterfaceName> <IP> <NetMask> <Broadcast> <Gateway>
- For configuring the DNS server:
- ssh klconfig@localhost dns <dns server 1> <dns server 2> <dns server 3>
- For configuring up to three DNS servers:
- [root@localhost ~]# ssh klconfig@localhost dns <server 1> <server 2> <server 3>
- Restart the network service.
- Set the connector language:
ssh klconfig@<IP> connectorlang <lang>
- Set the name for the SVM:
ssh klconfig@<IP> hostname testsvm.contoso.com <IP>
- Configure the Network Agent connection settings:
ssh klconfig@<IP> nagent <IP or fqdn_of_KSC> 13000 14000
- Restart Network Agent:
ssh klconfig@<IP> manageservices restart klnagent
- Install the application:
ssh klconfig@<IP> productinstall
- To proceed with deployment, confirm that you fully read and agree with the terms of the End User License Agreement and Privacy Policy:
ssh klconfig@<IP> accept_eula_and_privacypolicy yes
- Run Scan Server:
ssh klconfig@<IP> manageservices start scanserver
Now you can manage the SVM through Kaspersky Security Center.
For a more detailed description of the configuration commands, see the Online Help page.
Limitations
- Integration server is not supported. Upon connection to the Integration server, SVMs send an event to Kaspersky Security Center informing that hypervisor is unavailable and Protection Server is not connected to hypervisor.
- Light Agents can detect SVMs in the network only using the manually specified list of SVM addresses. Use of Integration server for SVM detection is not available.
You can remove the specified restrictions for the ROSA Virtualization 2.1 infrastructure using this guide.
