PeterV

I contacted support as suggested in the first reply. I received a Core 6 critical fix, but that didn’t help (I’m suprised to see here that there is already a patch core 10). In the end I installed the console on both servers and they are now updating correctly. Unfortunately I can no longer use the security center, but since it’s only about 2 servers, I can handle them manually.

Hi, I have 2 servers on which Kaspersky Security for Windows Server 10.1.2.996 is installed. I have installed these clients from Kaspersky Security Center 11. When I execute an update task from the center I get “Completed on 2 devices”. However if I start the interface on the server, I see “Application database is exemely out of date”. So, how can this be?

Turned out I didn't need the whole setup with SVM, since it was a single host server and a single virtual server. I installed a different product and now it's ok.

After a lot of searching I was able to install the Virtualization 5.1 Light agent plugin in Security Center 11. Now I can Deploy SVM through a wizard. I get stuck again now when selecting the hypervisor where I want to deploy the SVM. This is a single server setup with 1 Hyper-v host and 1 Hyper-V guest. I entered the IP-address of the host where the Hyper-V role is installed and the credentials of my Administrator account (which is not the account called "Administrator"). Now I get the error: "Invalid connection settings or the account does not have sufficient access permissions to connect the Integration Server to the virtuel infrastructure." I did add my account to the group "Hyper-V Administrators" and I checked the WMI namespace rights. The only thing in the help text I don't understand is "grant permissions for remote connection". Where can I check this? If they mean by this RDP connection, then this is also ok. Edit: I followed the link you provided, but I can't get past the above message.

Hi, I had the same problem. I found somewhere on a support site from some other software that the problem is that the installer can't find the group "users" in active directory. If you just make a new user group called "users" (in English) and add the users that are normally in this group, then it will work.

Ok, with the information on the page you provided, I've learned some more about how it works and I found on the Kaspersky Download site a vhdx-file that I could download for SVM on Hyper-V. However, what do I need to do with this file? I tried creating a new virtual machine with this file as hard disk, but it doesn't boot: I just get some message "Start PXE over IPv4". It would be handy if I got some manual with this license.

Hi Dmitry, thank you for reaction. I don't have a SVM deployed. I'm not even sure what it exactely is and I didn't find any documentation on it. Since I could install the virtualization agent through Security Center, I thought it wasn't necessary.

I have a Server 2019 host with a Hyper-V Server 2019 on it. On both OS I installaed Kaspersky Security for Virtualization 5.0 Light Agent through the Kaspersky Security Center 11. The installation went fine, but I can't activate the products. When I execute a task for application activation, the result is "Applied to 2 devices" and the status is Modified. The color of the tasks is yellow instead of green. When I look in the details of the managed devices, the host OS says: "Protection is disabled" and "No connection to SVM" and the virtual OS sais: "No connection to SVM". On the license it states: Product name: Kaspersky Hybrid Cloud Security, Server License Description: 2 virtual servers Any one has any suggestions?