Kaspersky Anti-Virus 6.0 for Windows Servers Enterprise Edition MP2 (builds 6.0.2. [551-555])

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	What is a key file?

The license key can be installed: 

• during the Anti-Virus installation: 
• when installing locally – prior to running the Anti-Virus installation save the license key in the folder with the Anti-Virus distributive or specify during the installation the path to the key file.

• when installing via Kaspersky Administration Kit – add the license key into the installation package when creating the package. 

• when installing via a command line – prior to installation save the key file into the folder with the Anti-Virus distributive or run a special command line parameter:

LICENSEKEYPATH=<key_file_name_ and_full_path_to_it> 

• when installing via Group Policy - prior to installation save the key file into the folder with the Anti-Virus distributive 
• after the Anti-Virus installation: 
• via Kaspersky Administration Kit, by running remote key install task. 

• locally, via the Anti-Virus Console

In the Anti-Virus Console go to the License Keys node, right-click the node and run the Install Key command 

• locally, by running the command line value:

KAVSHELL LICENSE [/ADD:<key_file_name_or_full_path_to_it> [/R] | /DEL <serial number>].

/ADD – installs the key from a file with a name given by the /ADD value.

/R – is an additional value to /ADD. It shows that the installed key has the reserve status.

/DEL <serial number> - deletes keys with the serial number, given by the /DEL value.

Examples:

KAVSHELL LICENSE /ADD:C:/License.key – installs a key from a file;

KAVSHELL LICENSE – shows info about the installed keys;

KAVSHELL LICENSE /DEL 0000-000000-00000001 – deletes the installed key with the serial number 0000-000000-00000001.

Without values the command KAVSHELL LICENSE returns the following information about the installed keys: 

• serial key number; 
• key type (for beta-testing, commercial or trial); 
• key validity period; 
• if the installed key is reserve. A reserve key should have the * mark.