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How to manage user roles

Access to the functionality of the Kaspersky application on the command line depends on the user's role.

A role is a set of rights and privileges for managing the application.

Three user groups are created in the operating system: kfladmin, kfluser, and nokfl. When you assign an application role to a system user, the user is added to the corresponding group (see the Roles table below). When you revoke a role from a user, this user is removed from the corresponding group.

If no application role is assigned to a system user, that user belongs to a separate group of users without rights.

Thus, the roles correspond to the three groups of operating system users:

• kfladmin corresponds to the Administrator role.
• kfluser corresponds to the User role.
• nokfl is assigned to a user if no other roles are assigned. In this case, the user belongs to a separate group of users without privileges

  User roles

  Role name	Role in application	OS user group	Permissions
  Administrator	admin	kfladmin	Managing application settings and task settings in the graphical interface of the application and on the command line without using the sudo command. Manage application licensing. Assigning roles to users. Revoking user roles (the administrator has no right to revoke the admin role from himself). View and manage users' Storages.
  User	user	kfluser	Manage only user file scan tasks. Start and stop Update tasks. View reports for the tasks created by this user. View specific events that are common for all application users.
  —	—	nokfl	No role is assigned in the application, no permissions.