Using the password utility

-r

or

--reset_default_user

Sets the password for the admin account to its default value KAVAdmin!1.

-n <token-name>

or

--access-token-name <token-name>

Specifies the name of an API token used for authentication.

If the token with the specified name already exists, Kaspersky Scan Engine updates this token (replaces the old value with the new one specified in -t or --access-token).

If the token with the specified name does not exist, Kaspersky Scan Engine creates a new token with the given name and value.

Combine this option only with -t or --access-token.

-t <token-value>

or

--access-token <token-value>

Specifies the value of an API token used for authentication. The value is assigned to the token with the name specified in -n or --access-token-name. It can be either an existing token that the utility updates or a new token (see the description of the -n option).

The value must be unique and contain from 4 to 100 ASCII characters. There must be at least one uppercase Latin letter, one lowercase Latin letter, one digit, and one of the following special characters: -._~+/).

When creating or updating a token, the utility encrypts the token value.

Combine this option only with -n or --access-token-name.

-v

or

--version

Prints the version of Kaspersky Scan Engine to the command line.

-h

or

--help

Prints the Help information about the kl_access_util utility to the command line.