January 20, 20224 yr Author I ran into an issue yesterday where I could not start an application that uses the port 10000 at the IP address 127.0.0.1. It turns out this port is used by a process called kpm.exe (Kaspersky Password Manager).Is the use of the port 10000 by KPM intentional and is it necessary?I am running KPM 9.0.2.20210 (t) / 1639410386_7112 / 1.0.523.0-0.8.3.0_1on Windows 10.
January 20, 20224 yr @HHUB Welcome.Configuration settings for IP range and Ports are available in the Kaspersky Firewall options,please see this Kaspersky Support article https://support.kaspersky.com/us/15051
January 20, 20224 yr Author @Berny Thanks. I am not sure how this helps me though. I don’t have the Kaspersky Firewall. I only have the Password Manager. In other words, PM is the only Kaspersky application I have installed on my system.
January 20, 20224 yr Solution Hello @HHUB, Also: on our systems (x 4), KPM 9.0.2.20210 (t) / 1639410386_7112 / 1.0.523.0-0.8.3.0_1, is as follows (ioo) looks like 10000 is assigned to 127.0.0.1 (as a loopback to a default route), by design. You may wish to contact Kaspersky Technical Support, for confirmation, either via Chat or Email, select Connectivity issues, Other template. If selecting Chat option, we recommend you request a copy of the chat transcript, make sure you fill in your email address AFTER the chat is activated by the Chat agent & complete the Verify your email address email AFTER the chat completes. When it’s available, please share the outcome with the Community? Thank you🙏Flood🐳+🐋
January 21, 20224 yr @HHUB You are welcome.You may also contact the Technical Support from the blocked application ?
January 21, 20224 yr Author @Berny in the blocked application, the port is configurable. So, I solved the problem by changing the port assignment in the blocked app. Everything is working fine now. My questions are: Does KPM really need to use the address/port? If it does, should the port be also configurable in KPM? (If the other app was not configurable, I would have been in trouble.)As suggested by another poster, I have already asked the Kaspersky Tech Support these questions. They are supposed get back to me via email. I will post their response here.
January 21, 20224 yr @HHUB Thank you for your feedback.The action you took in your application is a good move 👍The port settings are not configurable in KPM which means that the application is programmed like this.Thank you for posting the comments from Kaspersky Tech Support ?
I ran into an issue yesterday where I could not start an application that uses the port 10000 at the IP address 127.0.0.1.
It turns out this port is used by a process called kpm.exe (Kaspersky Password Manager).
Is the use of the port 10000 by KPM intentional and is it necessary?
I am running KPM 9.0.2.20210 (t) / 1639410386_7112 / 1.0.523.0-0.8.3.0_1
on Windows 10.