Kaspersky Embedded Systems Security for Linux

Licensing task (License, ID:9)

The Licensing task allows you to manage Kaspersky Embedded Systems Security license keys.

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Adding an active key

Adding a reserve key

Removing an active key

Removing a reserve key

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Adding an active key

The kess-control --add-active-key command adds an active key.

Command syntax

kess-control [-L] --add-active-key <path to the key file>|<activation code>

Arguments and keys

<path to the key file> – path to the key file. If the key file is located in the current directory, it is sufficient to specify only the file name.

<activation code>activation code.

Example:

Add a key as an active key using the /home/test/00000001.key file:

kess-control --add-active-key /home/test/00000001.key

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Adding a reserve key

The kess-control --add-reserve-key command adds a reserve key.

If an active key has not been added, the key will be added as the active key.

Command syntax

kess-control [-L] --add-reserve-key <path to the key file>|<activation code>

Arguments and keys

<path to the key file> – path to the key file. If the key file is located in the current directory, it is sufficient to specify only the file name.

<activation code>activation code.

Example:

Add a reserve key using the /home/test/00000002.key file:

kess-control --add-reserve-key /home/test/00000002.key

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Removing an active key

The kess-control --remove-active-key command removes the active key.

Command syntax

kess-control [-L] --remove-active-key

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Removing a reserve key

The kess-control --remove-reserve-key command removes the reserve key.

Command syntax

kess-control [-L] --remove-reserve-key

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