Hassan Izhar

The URLs that need to be whitelisted for endpoints to communicate with the cloud security center can vary depending on the specific cloud security solution and the configuration of your network. However, here are some URLs that may need to be whitelisted: *.microsoft.com *.microsoftonline.com *.windowsupdate.com *.cloudappsecurity.com *.blob.core.windows.net *.securitycenter.windows.com *.msftcloudes.com *.azsec.azure.com *.msecnd.net *.nrbf[0-9].com It's important to note that these are general URLs that may need to be whitelisted and that the specific URLs required for your cloud security solution may be different. You should consult the documentation or support resources for your cloud security solution to obtain the necessary URLs that need to be whitelisted. Additionally, it's recommended to regularly review and update the whitelisted URLs to ensure that your endpoints can communicate with the cloud security center without any issues while also maintaining a high level of security.

The prompt for certificate selection in Kaspersky Endpoint Security 12.0.0.465 may be due to a change in the security settings or configuration of the software. To resolve this issue, you can try the following steps: Open the Kaspersky Endpoint Security application on the affected computer. Go to the "Settings" menu and select "Advanced Settings". In the "Network" section, click on "Encrypted connections scanning". In the "Encrypted connections scanning" window, click on the "Advanced settings" button. In the "Advanced settings" window, uncheck the "Scan encrypted connections" option. Click "OK" to save the changes and close all windows. This should disable the certificate selection prompt in Kaspersky Endpoint Security. If the issue persists, you can try disabling other security features one by one to see if any of them are causing the prompt. You can also contact Kaspersky support for further assistance.

Here are the steps to resolve the issue you are facing: Check if all the devices connected to the old server have been successfully migrated to the new server after running the "Change Administration Server" task. If all the devices are not listed under the new server, run the "Change Administration Server" task again. Verify if the network agents have been updated to version 14 on all devices. If not, you can run the deployment task again for the network agent 14. Check if the security application version 11.11 is installed on all the devices. If not, you can run the deployment task again for security application 11.11. After completing these steps, verify that the devices are functioning normally and that the security applications are updated to the latest version. Finally, you can test the security applications to make sure that they are working properly and that your network is protected. Note: These steps are a general guideline and may vary depending on your specific setup and configuration. If you encounter any issues, you can consult Kaspersky technical support for further assistance.

You can enable verbose logging in Kaspersky Endpoint Security for Linux by making a change to the configuration file. Here are the steps you can follow: Open the Kaspersky Endpoint Security for Linux configuration file, located at /opt/kaspersky/kesl/bin/kesl.conf Find the line that starts with "debug=" and change the value to "yes" Save and close the file Restart the Kaspersky Endpoint Security for Linux service by running the following command: "systemctl restart kesl" With verbose logging enabled, you should see more detailed information about what is happening with the Kaspersky Endpoint Security for Linux service in the logs, which can help you identify the issue causing the reverse proxy to stop functioning. The logs can be found at /var/log/kesl/.