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Hello @Mr.ApplePie, Welcome! In the top left of the image, the words 'New Application' (1) in our image - is presented by the OS - it's not a virus; it's showing (you) that Kaspersky has updated to Kaspersky's new software, Kaspersky Premium (2) in our image. Kaspersky Premium requires full disk access to function properly, read the documentation: Kaspersky for Mac, Start application for the first time, Grant permissions: "The Kaspersky application will not work properly without granting these permissions. You must grant all permissions in the Essential Protection window." Regarding: "Mac name was also randomly changed", not enough information to comment..... Has the Mac named changed more than once *automatically* since Kaspersky Premium has been active & is the Mac name still *automatically* changing? Thank you🙏 Flood🐳+🐋

Hello @shindegeist, Welcome! 👉Please share a URL with us that has a utube ad, we'd like to test a possible solution? 💥Also, FYI: *Brave* is not supported for Kaspersky's AV software range. Thank you🙏 Flood🐳+🐋

Advice and Solutions (Forum Knowledgebase) Disclaimer. Read before using materials. You may want to have full certificate chain for KATA Web UI. Here's how to do it. Step-by-step guide Preparing the certificate chain for use in nginx_gateway configuration We start with full certificate chain in familiar form. Please note that certificate chain should contain desired intermediate authorities' public keys. Do not add private key to the chain. First of all, we transfer it to the Central Node. It's recommended to do all further actions on Central Node, as in different *nix environments further steps may give different result. To use it for product configuration, we should convert it to format, used by etcd. Note that certificate is in one line, and that line breaks (CRLF) are replaced by \n symbols. So that's what we should do with our certifciate: add \n to the end of each line: sed 's/$/\\n/' < cert.json > cert_n.json Remove line breaks: tr -d '\n' < cert_n.json > cert_oneline.json Now, certificate chain is ready to be used in nginx_gateway configuration. Importing the prepared certificate chain to nginx_gateway The most convenient way is to first export nginx_gateway configuration to JSON format: apt-settings-manager get /configuration/nginx_gateway | python -m json.tool > /tmp/nginx_gateway Now, find the place where certificate is located and replace it with created certificate chain. Import the configuration back: apt-settings-manager set /configuration/nginx_gateway @/tmp/nginx_gateway And that's it, now browsers will receive full certificate chain for KATA Web UI.

Advice and Solutions (Forum Knowledgebase) Disclaimer. Read before using materials. Article applies to KSC13-14.2 Consider the following scenario: Open KSC MMC console; Go to Kaspersky licenses; Select KSC license. Devices on which the license key is active is zero regardless of fact that this key is assigned as active on KSC Server: Explanation In older versions of Kaspersky applications, several license key files were provided to activate different products - one for KSC - 1 license unit and another for workstations and servers (Kaspersky Security for WS and FS) - in this example, 150 license units. In this example, 151 license units. In newer versions of Kaspersky applications, an activation code is provided (activation 2.0 format). When you activate an application with this activation code, total number of license unit is 150, this is 1 fewer than 151 because KSC Server consumed 1 license. Solution The license for KSC server is not counted. This applies only to activations codes. Re-configure Report on usage of license keys to display all summary fields; Re-generate the report - it will display KSC license as active on KSC Server: Open the properties of KSC server→License keys to make sure it is activated with a valid license.

Merhabalar, age of empires 4 oyununu Steam dan satın alıp indirdim. Fakat oyun başlangıçta yükleme ekranında kalıyor ve ileri gitmiyor . Fakat Windows+ r den Kaspersky nin hizmetlerini kapatınca serverı aramaya başliyor . Nasıl son verebilirim Windows 11 CoreSinglelanguage x64 Kaspersky plus üyelik Sürüm : 21.14.5.462

Advice and Solutions (Forum Knowledgebase) Disclaimer. Read before using materials. Product: Any KSC version Problem Description, Symptoms & Impact Network Agent local installation errors: "Setup Wizard cannot process the command line", "Setup wizard cannot process the internal error." Diagnostics Error can be found on the screenshots or in the installation log. Workaround & Solution Some leftover registry records should be deleted, but there are too many different cases to describe them all. Collect detailed information about the error, GSI (https://support.kaspersky.com/common/diagnostics/3632) with Windows Event Log and following registry hives export, and create a case in https://companyaccount.kaspersky.com for further investigation by Kaspersky Experts. Registry hives to export: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Installer\ HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Installer\Products HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Installer\Products This article describes how to export registry keys: https://support.kaspersky.com/common/diagnostics/8576#block2 RCA Leftovers of previously installed Network Agent.

Advice and Solutions (Forum Knowledgebase) Disclaimer. Read before using materials. Sometimes it's not clear how KSC assigns Distribution Point (DP) for Managed groups or NLA subnets, and how clients choose DP. Automatic assignment of distribution points is enabled in Kaspersky Security Center by default. The Administration Server automatically selects the scopes for distribution points, and assigns one or multiple distribution points to each scope depending on how many client computers it includes. The Administration Server first considers how many managed computers it has in total. If there are fewer than 300, the Administration Server does not assign distribution points automatically. If there were more than 300 but later they decreased to fewer than 300, the server does not stop automatic assignment. Automatic assignment stops only if the total number of managed computers becomes fewer than 200. Then all (remaining) automatically assigned distribution points become ordinary managed computers. If automatic assignment is active (not just enabled but the number of endpoints is also above the threshold), the KSC Server selects which scopes to assign to distribution points, and then selects one or multiple distribution points for each scope depending on the number of managed computers in the scope. Kaspersky Security Center can assign distribution points to three types of scopes: Administration groups Broadcast domains Network locations Administration groups and network locations are structures defined in the Kaspersky Security Center Console. A broadcast domain is a logical division of a computer network in which all endpoints can exchange data by broadcasting at the data link layer of the OSI network model. Kaspersky Security Center can automatically assign distribution points either to groups or to broadcast domains. An administrator can manually assign a distribution point to a group or network location. The Administration Server attempts to define broadcast domains for all endpoints of the network. This is an automatic process that is performed in the background and takes multiple hours depending on the network’s specifics. Until the KSC Server defines a broadcast domain for 70% of endpoints in the network, it assigns distribution points to groups. As soon as the percentage of endpoints whose broadcast domain is known exceeds 70%, the KSC Server begins to assign distribution points to broadcast domains. The type of scope changes only once and is irreversible. Regardless of the currently used scope type, the Administration Server looks at the number of endpoints in each scope (in a group without taking its subgroups into account, or in a broadcast domain), and assigns distribution points depending on the number of endpoints in the scope: If there are fewer than 10 endpoints in a scope, a distribution point is not assigned. If there are more than 10 but fewer than 20 endpoints, one distribution point is assigned. If there are more than 20 but fewer than 300 endpoints, two distribution points are assigned. If there are more than 300 but fewer than 600 endpoints, 3 distribution points are assigned. For larger numbers, if there are more than 300 * N endpoints but fewer than 300×(N+1), then N+2 distribution points are assigned. If there are already distribution points in a scope but the number of endpoints has decreased, the KSC Server reduces the number of distribution points in the scope. However, it uses other threshold values: The last distribution point disappears only after fewer than 6 endpoints remain in the scope. One distribution point remains when the number of endpoints in a scope drops below 15. Two distribution points remain when the number of endpoints in a scope drops below 200. Three distribution points remain when the number of endpoints in a scope drops below 400. For larger numbers, N-1 distribution points remain when the number of endpoints in a scope drops below 200×(N-2). This mechanism in which a second distribution point is added after reaching 20 endpoints in a scope but is removed when the number of endpoints drops below 15 is designed to protect against over-frequent reassignment of distribution points. The KSC Server reviews scopes and could potentially assign or unassign a distribution point every hour. How to monitor auto-assignment of Distribution Points: You can create Report on activity of Distribution Points. You can use Search: in Network activity tab select YES for the "This device is a distribution point" condition.