- About this Help
- What's new
- Sources of information about the application
- To administrator
- Kaspersky Security 9.0 for SharePoint Server
- Application architecture
- Access rights for managing Kaspersky Security
- Preparing to install
- Features of the application installation on a SharePoint farm
- Upgrading from a previous version of the application
- About Kaspersky Security upgrades
- Tips for upgrading Kaspersky Security on a SharePoint farm
- Upgrading Kaspersky Security on a standalone SharePoint server or the first server in a SharePoint farm
- Connecting Administration Console to a SharePoint farm when updating Kaspersky Security
- Starting the application upgrade
- Restarting the SharePoint Timer service
- Application setup procedure
- Step 1. Installing the required components
- Step 1. Viewing the welcome screen and License Agreement
- Step 3. Selecting the type of installation
- Step 4. Selecting the application components
- Step 5. Configuring the connection between Kaspersky Security and SQL database
- Step 6. Select an account for running Kaspersky Security services
- Step 7. Completing installation
- Changes in the system after installing the application
- Getting started. Application Configuration Wizard
- Restoring the application
- Removing the application
- Application licensing
- Getting started
- Control Center
- On-access scan
- About on-access scan
- About anti-phishing scans
- Kaspersky Security operation depending upon the SharePoint server settings
- General
- Enabling and disabling on-access anti-virus scanning
- Configuring basic scan settings
- Configuring object processing rules for on-access scanning
- Enabling and disabling on-access content filtering
- Enabling and disabling SharePoint web object scanning
- Enabling and disabling Anti-Phishing scanning of web content
- Anti-Virus scan exclusions
- Creating on-access Anti-Virus scan exclusions
- File mask
- Content filtering rules
- Configuring additional settings for on-access content filtering
- On-demand scan
- About on-demand scanning
- Creating an on-demand scan task
- Starting and stopping on-demand scan tasks
- Viewing an on-demand scan task report
- Deleting an on-demand scan task
- Task settings – General
- Task settings – Scan scope
- Web address
- Selecting and excluding from on-demand scanning areas of the SharePoint structure
- Task settings – Exclusions from scan
- File mask
- Creating on-demand Anti-Virus scan exclusions
- Task settings – Content filtering rules
- Configuring content filtering
- Content filtering
- About content filtering
- About the white list
- Creating the white list
- Filter by keywords tab
- Category name
- Keyword settings
- Creating, renaming, and deleting user categories of unwanted words and phrases
- Importing a list of unwanted words and phrases into a user category from a text file
- Adding, changing, and deleting unwanted words and phrases in user categories
- Filter by masks tab
- Set name
- File mask
- Creating, renaming, and deleting a set of masks for unwanted file names
- File name mask creation rules
- Changing a set of unwanted file name masks
- Backup
- About Backup
- Viewing the list of files in Backup
- Quick file search in Backup
- Extended file search in Backup
- Restoring files from Backup
- Rules for restoring files when version control is enabled in SharePoint
- Saving files from Backup to disk
- Removing files from Backup
- Purging Backup manually
- Configuring automatic Backup purging
- Updates
- About database updates
- Updates – General
- Configuring automatic database updates
- Updates – Database update settings
- Configuring the local database update settings on SharePoint servers of the farm
- SharePoint server database update settings
- Viewing the information about updates to the anti-virus database
- Updating databases manually
- Propagating global database update settings to SharePoint farm servers
- Notifications
- Reports
- Settings
- About participation in Kaspersky Security Network
- About logs
- About the log of content filtering
- KSN Protection Settings
- Enabling and disabling Data Leak Prevention
- Configuring the path to the logs folder
- Configuring the log storage term
- Configuring the detail level of event logs
- Diagnostics settings window
- Failsafe support for SQL databases
- Licensing
- To security officer
- Kaspersky Security 9.0 for SharePoint Server
- Using categories. Assigning data to categories
- Monitoring and preventing data leaks
- Categories and policies
- Settings of a category of table data
- Table data. Setting up the match level
- Settings of a category of keywords
- Keywords. Making expressions using operators
- Category: <Category name>
- New Policy Wizard. Step 1
- New Policy Wizard. Step 2
- New Policy Wizard. Step 3
- New Policy Wizard. Step 4
- File formats to scan
- Policy settings – Policy
- Policy settings – Users
- Control scope
- Web address
- Policy settings – Actions
- Searching SharePoint websites for data
- Managing incidents
- Assessing the status of data protection
- Generating application reports
- Reports
- Main settings of the detailed report
- Main settings of the report on users
- Additional report settings
- System report settings
- Main settings of the statistical report
- Additional settings of the statistical report
- Main settings of the detailed report
- Main settings of the report on users
- System report settings
- Main settings of the report on policies
- Additional task settings
- Run mode
- Additional instructions
- Archiving incidents
- Enabling the incremental scanning
- Restoring incidents from the archive
- Selecting categories for generating incident statistics
- Adding a search task
- Adding a report generation task
- Adding a category of keywords
- Adding a category of table data
- Adding a file to exclusions by web address
- Starting a report creation task
- Starting and stopping a data search
- Editing the search task settings
- Editing report generation task settings
- Editing a category
- Changing incident details displayed in the table
- Changing the contents of a Kaspersky Lab category
- Changing the status of an incident
- Copying incident details to the clipboard
- New Policy Wizard
- Configuring automatic notifications
- Configuring settings of the report on policy-related incidents
- Configuring the report on users
- Configuring system KPI report settings
- Configuring settings of the incident status report
- Updating the list of incidents
- Searching for incidents using a filter
- Searching for policies by users
- Searching for similar incidents
- Viewing incident details
- Viewing the report on policy-related incidents
- Viewing the system KPI report
- Viewing the report on users
- Viewing the incident status report
- Viewing the search results
- Viewing protection status details
- Generating a quick report
- Saving reports
- Saving search results
- Deleting archived incidents
- Deleting a task
- Deleting a category
- Deleting a report
- Deleting a policy
- Deleting the search results
- Contacting the Technical Support Service
- Glossary
- Activating the application
- Active key
- Active policy
- Additional key
- Anti-virus databases
- Archived incident
- Archiving
- Backup
- Black list of key files
- Closed incident
- Confidential data
- Control scope
- Corporate security
- Data category
- Data leak
- Data leak prevention
- Data search
- Data subcategory
- Disinfection
- DLP Module (Data Leak Prevention)
- DLP Module status
- False positive incident
- File blocking
- Full scan
- Incident
- Incident status
- Incremental scanning
- Infected object
- Kaspersky CompanyAccount
- Kaspersky Lab categories
- Kaspersky Lab update servers
- Kaspersky Security Network (KSN).
- Key file
- Keywords
- License certificate
- License term
- Management Console
- Match level
- Object removal
- On-access scan
- On-demand scan
- Opened incident
- Personal data
- Phishing
- Policy
- Policy violation
- Probably infected object
- Search scope
- Search task
- Security Officer
- SharePoint server structure
- Skipping of an object
- System KPI (Key Performance Indicators)
- Table data
- Unwanted content
- Update
- User category
- Violation context
- Virus
- Working scenario
- Kaspersky Lab AO
- Information about third-party code
- Trademark notice
Updates – General
The Database update section displays information about the number of records in the databases, as well as their respective release dates. If the databases are outdated, this section displays a notification stating that the databases need to be updated. This section is displayed in the local settings of the Server if Kaspersky Security is installed on a farm of SharePoint servers that handle a single database for configuration of the application and Backup.
In the General settings section, you can specify the source from which the application will download updates, as well as set up the update run mode and schedule.
The application uses Kaspersky Lab update servers as a source of database updates. New database updates are uploaded to the servers every hour.
This is the default option.
HTTP server, FTP server, local or network folder
The application uses an HTTP or FTP server, local or network folder specified in the entry field as the source of updates. If you select this option, enter the path to the folder manually in the entry field.
A dropdown list in the General settings section. In the Run mode dropdown list, you can configure the automatic startup of database updates. The following startup options are available:
- Manually. The update of Kaspersky Security databases is started manually by clicking the Start database update on all servers button in the lower part of the configuration section.
- Periodically. The update is started automatically at specific time intervals.
- Daily. The update procedure runs automatically at specified time every day. If the update start at the defined time is somehow prevented, the application will attempt update again next day at the specified time (local server time).
- On selected day. The update procedure runs automatically at specified time (local server time) on the selected day of the week.
Clicking this button runs the updating of databases. An update download indicator is displayed when an update is running.
If Kaspersky Security is installed on a farm of SharePoint servers that handle a single database for configuration of the application and Backup, the Start database update on all servers button is displayed.
In the Connection settings section, you can define the proxy server settings for updates downloading.
In this entry field, you can specify the IP address and port of the proxy server. The application will use those settings to download updates from Kaspersky Lab servers.
By default, the port value is set to 8080.
Enables the use of authentication when connecting to the proxy server.
If this check box is selected, the Account and Password entry fields are available. Here you can specify the account that the application will request to establish connection with a proxy server.
If the check box is cleared, authentication is disabled.
The check box is cleared by default.
Connection to the update source via a proxy server.
If the check box is selected, the application connects to the update source via a proxy server when downloading updates. If the check box is cleared, the application establishes the connection according to the default settings of the operating system.
The check box is cleared by default.
Limiting the time of connection with an update source.
In this entry field, you can specify the time interval (in seconds) during which the application will attempt to establish connection with another update source. The maximum value of the field is 86,400 seconds.
The default value is 60 seconds.
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