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You can also configure additional
settings:
Use the settings
ExcludeDirs
and
ExcludeMask
to
define directories that
will be excluded from the scan.
Use the heuristic code analyzer and the iChecker technologies.
Reduce the server load, by defining the maximum number of objects that
can be scanned at the same time.
Avoid making chages to the
[monitor.*]
section of the application con-
figuration file if remote administration of appplication via Kaspersky
Administration Kit is planned. These sections‟ parameters are overriden
by the settings made via Kaspersky Administration Kit.
4.4.
Managing license keys
The license key file gives you the right to use the application, and contains all
required information pertaining to the license that you have purchased, including
the type of the license, the license expiration date, and details of the dealer.
In addition to the right to use the application, during the license period you
obtain:
24/7 technical support;
new updates of the anti-virus database on an hourly basis;
application updates (patches);
receiving new versions of the application (upgrades);
up-to-date information about new viruses.
Upon the expiration of the license you automatically lose the right to receive the
above services. Kaspersky Anti-Virus will continue performing anti-virus
processing, but it will use the anti-virus database that was up-to-date on the
license expiration date. The anti-virus database updating function will not be
available.
Therefore, it is extremely important to regularly review report files that contain the
license key details, and to keep track of the license expiration date.
4.4.1.
Viewing license key details
You can view information about installed license keys in reports about of the
kavscanner, kavmonitor
and
keepup2date
components, because each of these
components loads information about these keys when they launch.
