OK the move to production is proceeding perfectly - so to update my proceedure I performed the following. Exported exclusions and allowed apps from the policy in the container with my PCs (I have separate containers for servers and workstations and I also break down my workstations by department. I updated to SP1. Some of my clients are having issues with getting updates.
Everything was running awesome with MR1. Now with SP1 the install updates tasks fails on these clients due to a 'physical connection error' or/and 'error interacting with security console.' Not sure how this is possible when everything was great before. No hardware changes either. During trouble shooting: I got it working I have to restart the agents on the few clients. Then updates work.
Workaround: I have these few clients getting updates from the Kaspersky Update Servers and not my security console repository. I have a ticket opened with support already. I can imagine that it will take them some time to go through the huge amount of data I gave them. I am just letting people know. This sort of thing may not happen to you, I just want to pass along the info in case you see something like it.
TagYourIT wrote: I updated to SP1. Some of my clients are having issues with getting updates. Everything was running awesome with MR1. Now with SP1 the install updates tasks fails on these clients due to a 'physical connection error' or/and 'error interacting with security console.' Not sure how this is possible when everything was great before.
No hardware changes either. During trouble shooting: I got it working I have to restart the agents on the few clients.
Then updates work. Workaround: I have these few clients getting updates from the Kaspersky Update Servers and not my security console repository.
I have a ticket opened with support already. I can imagine that it will take them some time to go through the huge amount of data I gave them. I am just letting people know.
This sort of thing may not happen to you, I just want to pass along the info in case you see something like it. I have a ticket open for the exact same issue. They had me create some log files and asked me to post the logs on their FTP site but the link they sent was invalid. I have never been able to upload files to their portal so I am waiting on a new link to their FTP site. Garnock12 wrote: TagYourIT wrote: I updated to SP1. Some of my clients are having issues with getting updates.
Everything was running awesome with MR1. Now with SP1 the install updates tasks fails on these clients due to a 'physical connection error' or/and 'error interacting with security console.' Not sure how this is possible when everything was great before. No hardware changes either. During trouble shooting: I got it working I have to restart the agents on the few clients.
Then updates work. Workaround: I have these few clients getting updates from the Kaspersky Update Servers and not my security console repository. I have a ticket opened with support already. I can imagine that it will take them some time to go through the huge amount of data I gave them. I am just letting people know. This sort of thing may not happen to you, I just want to pass along the info in case you see something like it.
I am also seeing these errors: Event type: Error in interaction with Kaspersky Security Center Result: Connection failed, physical error Object: Kaspersky Security Center Network Agent Object Name: Kaspersky Security Center Network Agent. Brian Steingraber wrote: Garnock12 wrote: TagYourIT wrote: I updated to SP1. Some of my clients are having issues with getting updates. Everything was running awesome with MR1. Now with SP1 the install updates tasks fails on these clients due to a 'physical connection error' or/and 'error interacting with security console.'
Not sure how this is possible when everything was great before. No hardware changes either. During trouble shooting: I got it working I have to restart the agents on the few clients. Then updates work. Workaround: I have these few clients getting updates from the Kaspersky Update Servers and not my security console repository.
I have a ticket opened with support already. I can imagine that it will take them some time to go through the huge amount of data I gave them. I am just letting people know. This sort of thing may not happen to you, I just want to pass along the info in case you see something like it. I am also seeing these errors: Event type: Error in interaction with Kaspersky Security Center Result: Connection failed, physical error Object: Kaspersky Security Center Network Agent Object Name: Kaspersky Security Center Network Agent Jon (Kaspersky).
Being a man on the inside, is there any light you can shed on this?. The error message indicates that the Network Agent can't connect to the KSC server, so I would try one of a couple of things to iron this out: 1.
Go into the Remote Installation Installation Packages node, open up the properties of the Network Agent (10.2.434), and in the Connection section, set the 'Server address' setting to the IP of the server (rather than name). If only to remove DNS from the troubleshooting mix. Then do an uninstall/reinstall of the Network Agent on a test machine and see if this update task will now work. I'm thinking this should solve the problem in most cases. If the above doesn't solve it, go ahead and run the klnagchk utility on one of your problem clients and post the results here so we can see what the Network Agent is complaining about and try to narrow it further from that point. KB: (Run from elevated cmd prompt:C: Program Files Kaspersky Lab NetworkAgent klnagchk - obv if 64bit, use Program Files (x86)). Hi Jon, Kaspersky support asked me to do the following which I have done but the FTP link doesn't work and the files are to large to email and I have never been able to upload files to the web portal so I have data they haven't looked at yet.
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Hello Jay, Unfortunately, the traces of just the network agent were inconclusive. Our Level 2 techs have asked to gather more information. Unfortunately, this does consist of gathering more traces.
Please enable the Network Agent traces on both the server and the Client, and then please also enable the Admin Server traces as well. Please have these enabled at the time the issue occurs or appears within the Security Center.
Administration Server Traces Download: Extract the.zip file Run the on.reg util for either x32 or x64 Run the off.reg util for either x32 or x64 Collect '$klserver-1093.log' located in the Administration Server installation folder. Administrations Server Network Agent Download: Extract the.zip file Run the on.reg util for either x32 or x64 Run the off.reg util for either x32 or x64 Collect '$klnagent-1103.log' located in the Administration Server installation folder. Local Network Agent Download: Extract the.zip file Run the on.reg util for either x32 or x64 Run the off.reg util for either x32 or x64 Collect '$klnagent-1103.log' located in the Network Agent installation folder. When you have gathered these logs, please also run our GetSystemInfo utility on the client machine that you gather the Network Agent traces from.
You can download the utility here: You can upload all of these files to our FTP. Jon, I was already using the IP of the server instead of the host name. Attached is a screenshot of the error from the results. I ran the agent check at 2:10pm - Starting utility 'klnagchk'. Hi Tag - yeah that definitely looks good as far as the basic config, nothing seems obviously out of place (provided you are sure about the IP/hostname etc., which I'll defer to you on of course).
At this point, I'd say the best way to go forward is going to be to submit a case to our support team since this appears to be something beyond just basic/intermediate config problems. Thanks to Jay (Garnock), you might be able to speed up the process by proactively providing the logs they've asked him for, and I'm sure you'll surprise the tech who assists with your case with that info:) If for any reason you have concerns with the support experience, please feel free to PM me and I can try to help facilitate the service. Jon (Kaspersky) wrote: Hi Jay - certainly the traces can help them try and figure out more, but I'm curious if you've tried my step 1 above just as a last ditch effort before moving on with further log gathering etc. I'm assuming probably so, but I figure it might be worth a shot. I didn't run into this when I upgraded my demo environment, so I don't have as much light to shed on it from personal experience, I can best suggest attempting that working path to try and help avoid having to t-shoot deeper.
Uninstalling and reinstalling the agent works for some time, but at some point within 24 hours the agent screws up and doesn't let updates get installed. The same works if the agent service is just restarted instead of a uninstall/reinstall. The effect is the same for both steps. The agent works for a period of time, but than craps out when working with updates. The interesting thing is that the agent works as intended for everything else except installing updates. Even more weird is that updates install just fine when downloaded from the Kaspersky Lap Update servers instead of the Security server.
I already have a ticket with Support, the tech has already sent it to level 2 for further investigation. They have logs, traces, event logs, the whole deal:) Edited Mar 18, 2015 at 18:41 UTC. Text Total number of synchronization requests: 89 The number of successful synchronization requests: 89 Total number of synchronizations: 0 The number of successful synchronizations: 0 Clearly the Network Agent isn't able to complete a sync with the server, so I think we're going to need to get the traces to figure out what's blocking. Are you sure your clients are receiving policies? I would think that they wouldn't, so they're just operating with default settings. You can verify by opening up the actual Endpoint Security client app and see if it indicates near the top right something like the attached. Alrighty, it has been some time since I updated everyone.
I worked with support and sent them trace files and pretty much all the information they asked for. It took a week or 2 to work everything out. I was given a patch to correct the issue. At first I pushed it to just the clients with the issue.
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Once I noticed that they were no longer having problems, I pushed the patch to all the rest of the clients. I will not be sharing the patch here online, but I am sure that you could contact support and work with them. Its been 3 or 4 weeks now and I have not seen the issue come back.
Looks like the patch did the trick. Hope this helps.
Kaspersky Internet Security and Anti-Virus are highly popular and well respected commercial security products and a recommended choice if you prefer more functions and protection than a offers. We’ve also previously shown you how to get a completely free. A major issue with most security software has always been they rarely uninstall themselves cleanly from your computer and can also have issues on installation as well because they need to hook deep into your system. Kaspersky Antivirus and Internet Security products have commonly suffered with an error during the setup process which prevents install and asks for a reboot to continue.
After restarting, the problem remains: Installation interrupted Installation ended prematurely because of an error. Mafia 2 spolszczenie. Although it isn’t as prevalent as a few years back, people still encounter the error and obviously making sure you succeed in getting your paid protection working is important. Here we show you a selection of solutions we have found to get around this error and allow your Kaspersky product to continue its installation.
This applies to all versions of Kaspersky Internet Security and Antivirus, and possibly PURE. A Leftover Registry Key There is a registry key which can be created when uninstalling an older version of Kaspersky and for some reason this key gets left behind after a reboot. You need to remove a key called avp.postuninstall from your registry. The. corresponds to a version number of Kaspersky which never removed the key.
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Just follow the simple steps below to remove the key from the registry. Hold Win key+R or go to Start - Run, type regedit and click OK.
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Navigate to: HKEYLOCALMACHINE SOFTWARE Microsoft Windows CurrentVersion Run 3. Expand Run and look for a registry key avp.postuninstall. For example, you might find one called avp12postuninstall. Right click on the avp.postuninstall key and select Delete. Now try to install the Kaspersky product as normal and hopefully the error message has disappeared during install.
This is a quick and simple fix and worth checking, even if you’re sure you haven’t installed Kaspersky previously. Note that this registry key won’t show up in most startup tuning tools such as or Glary Utilities and needs to be checked manually. Traces of a Previous Security Package One of the most common causes for the “Installation ended prematurely because of an error” message is the Kaspersky setup has found traces from another security package that is getting in the way and stopping the installation going any further. Although Kaspersky products have recently been much better at detecting these issues, they can still cause the install process to fail. If you know what security package(s) you’ve had installed before It’s quite easy to use a removal tool to clear up any leftovers from a previous antivirus package if you know what’s been installed. Download and run the tool for each brand you’ve had installed on the computer, this also includes previous versions of a Kaspersky product.
We have a where you can download and run individual removal tools. Kaspersky also have their own with similar tools and recommendations.
If you don’t know what’s been installed before If you have no idea what security software has been installed before, you obviously can’t download and run a specific removal tool. Thankfully a program called AppRemover is able to detect and including the most popular of Norton, McAfee, Bitdefender, Eset, AVG, Avira, Avast and of course Kaspersky. And wait for the results of the system scan. If any security software leftovers are detected you’ll have the opportunity to select them for removal. After a reboot you can try to install your Kaspersky product again.
A System Cache File This solution has been known to work in several cases and is also mentioned in a Kaspersky help page. The problem can be caused by the file INFCACHE.1 which could contain corrupted information. INFCACHE.1 is used to store information about drivers and inf file locations. To remove this file: For Windows XP It’s easier to delete the INFCACHE.1 file in XP because it’s not protected by the system. Press Win key+R and type cmd into the run box to open a command prompt, then type: del C: Windows inf infcache.1 Reboot the system and retry the Kaspersky installation. You can also simply just browse to the file in Explorer although “show all files” needs to be enabled in folder view options to see it. For Windows Vista and 7 In Windows Vista and 7 INFCACHE.1 is protected by system permissions and can’t simply be deleted, you need to be the owner first.
Which is a right click menu entry to gain ownership of files and folders. Double click the reg file in the archive to import the data into your registry, then navigate to: C: Windows System32 DriverStore Right click on INFCACHE.1 and select “Take Ownership” from the context menu. Then delete the INFCACHE.1 file. The other file in the zip archive can be used to remove the Take Ownership entry if you have no more use for it. Reboot the system and try the install again. INFCACHE.1 is not present in Windows 8/8.1. Other Security Software Causing a Conflict While Kaspersky products are now better at detecting currently installed and incompatible software, problems can still arise for lesser known software and cause the installation to fail.
It has also been the case that other third party products are also sometimes missed or wrongly detected. Comodo Firewall has been known to cause issues with Kaspersky Antivirus because it can get detected as Comodo Internet Security which includes the antivirus component.
Also other antivirus, firewall, antimalware or antispyware currently installed may be an issue. The best solution is to completely uninstall any other security software you may have on the system and try to reinstall Kaspersky. Optionally use the dedicated removal tool as well from solution #2. Then if all goes well and Kaspersky installs correctly, reinstall the other software again. The HOSTS File and the Registry Although these last two methods are not known to be a major factor in ridding yourself of the installation error, they are recommendations from the Kaspersky forum so are worth trying if all else fails.
We recommend you simply which will automatically reset the HOSTS file on Windows XP, Vista and 7. Windows 8 users will have to do it manually, tells you how to reset the HOSTS file for any Windows OS manually back to default. Which tool is the best for registry cleaning is mostly a matter of personal opinion. For less aggressive cleaning we would recommend or Glary Utilities although to remove more obscure registry keys, something more powerful may be needed. PowerTools Lite 2013 is one of the most thorough registry cleaners available and recommended for this task. 1., install and launch the program.
Click “Registry Cleaner”. If you have no security software currently installed, also click “Additional Safety” and untick “Antivirus and Antimalware software” and “Firewall software”, this tells the program not to ignore security software when scanning. Hit Start and let the scan complete, press Ctrl+A to select all entries in the list and then click Fix. Close the program and try to install Kaspersky after rebooting. If you encounter any other issues which you suspect may be due to the registry clean, PowerTools saves backups of all the fixes so you can restore the selected keys.
Could someone provide some advice on a recurring problem I'm having. I'm using KES 10.2.1.23, admin server 10.1.249. Every 3 or 4 days I get the following message when trying to open Security Center: 'Connection to administration server failed. Administration server was improperly installed or invalid server address was specified.
Try to specify another server address and connect again' The connection to the admin server is localhost, port 13291. I am able to resolve the problem by restarting the KLAS service (using a taskkill, the service hangs on 'stopping' state when restarted via services.msc). However, I've now had to do this 3 or 4 times which clearly isn't right. Has anyone come across this? Could someone provide some advice on a recurring problem I'm having.
I'm using KES 10.2.1.23, admin server 10.1.249. Every 3 or 4 days I get the following message when trying to open Security Center: 'Connection to administration server failed.
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Administration server was improperly installed or invalid server address was specified. Try to specify another server address and connect again' The connection to the admin server is localhost, port 13291.
I am able to resolve the problem by restarting the KLAS service (using a taskkill, the service hangs on 'stopping' state when restarted via services.msc). However, I've now had to do this 3 or 4 times which clearly isn't right. Has anyone come across this?
Hello, is the service running when you get the error message?
Hello, We have kaspersky security center 10 on windows server 2008 R2. Around 100 system on the network are using the service through kaspersky security center. But unfortunately from last two days we are unable to open kaspersky security center 10. Connection to the administration server failed.Administration server was improperly installed or invalid server address was specified. Try to specify another another server address and connect again. I am unable to find a solution please help because users are suffering.