Kaspersky Security Center question

[NBD]

Hi everyone, I have created a new group in the Kaspersky Security Center which I want to use as a test environment for a new layout with new policies and tasks. Only the policy and tasks of the Managed Devices is inherited. How can I ensure that this test group does not include a policy from the Managed Devices, without affecting the other existing groups. The inherited box is gray and I cannot change it for the test group. I have to adjust it from Managed Devices that I don't want. We use: Kaspersky Security Center AO Kaspersky Lab Version: 10.5.1781

[Pedro]

Hello, Copy the inherited policy, modify it, and then deactivate the inherited policy. regards

[NBD]

Hello, thank you for your answer. I have copy the inherited policy, but i can not deactivate the inherited policy. The option is grey on the menu. I can only deactivate the policy from Managed Devices, not from the test group.

[NBD]

[Nikolay Arinchev]

Hi, Is it possible to set as "Active" the policy, that was copied? Thank you!

[NBD]

That is possible. Only the other policy remains active. And I want that other policy not to be active. Because that is the policy for the production computers. And I want a policy for only the test group without the policy for the production computers.

[SIIL-IT1]

Check your top level policy for "force inheritance of settings in child polices" and check your test policy for "Inherit settings from parent policy"

[NBD]

'force inheritance of setting in child policies' is already not checked for the policy on the top level.

[SIIL-IT1]

How about your test policy, have you unchecked inherit settings?

[NBD]

For the test policy it is also possible to change it. But I cannot disable inherited policy from Managed Devices ..

[NBD]

I cannot turn off the inherited policy. The copy (1) is the test policy. These 2 policies are in the test group. This one is de production policy with i cannot disable.

[Nikolay Arinchev]

Could you please attach to your answer these both policies?

[NBD]

Sorry, but i don't understand your question.

[Nikolay Arinchev]

For further investigation we need both of these policies - the one from managed computers and the one that was copied to TEST group. To do so Right-mouse-click at a policy and select "Export". That will create a *.klp file. Please attach these both files to your answer.