User Guide

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• contol access to the settings of Kaspersky Anti-Virus
®
applications on
workstations (see subchapter 8.1 on page 96);
• assign administrators to the logical groups (see subchapter 8.2 on page
99).
To configure a logical network, the administrator must know not only his or her
user name and password but also the network access passwords to the
workstations and servers to be added to the logical network. Network access
passwords for workstations are defined when you install Kaspersky AV Control
Centre (see subchapter 6.3 on page 47). Network access passwords for servers
are defined when you install Kaspersky AV Server (see subchapter 3.1 on page
20).
When a logical network is constructed, the administrator may allow/prohibit other
users from accessing the Kaspersky Anti-Virus
®
settings on workstations (see
subchapter 8.1.1 on page 96).
The administrator may assign administrators of the groups included in his or her
logical network at any hierarchical level. In addition, the administrator may
change rights of the subordinate administrators, regardless of who originally
defined these rights.
The logical network structure may be configured by any authorized ad-
ministrator but several administrators cannot do it at the same time.
Only one administrator with full access rights can log on to Kaspersky
®
Network Control Centre at a time.
2.5. Maintaining a logical network
After you have created and configured your logical network, you must regularly
do the following:
• Review the network reports and performance reports of the anti-virus
software on workstations on a daily basis (see subchapter 9.1 on page
102). The reports contain details of the last start of the corresponding
task. For example, the Kaspersky AV Scanner report contains information
about the number of scanned sectors, files, directories, archives, and
packed executable modules, about viruses and virus bodies detected,
about disinfected, deleted, suspicious, and corrupted objects, and also
about the time spent by the program to scan for viruses in all predefined
objects.