Installing application update manually

You can manually install the application update from the command line. Kaspersky Endpoint Security must be installed on your computer to install the application update. You do not have to stop Kaspersky Endpoint Security to update it. If the update process finishes with error, Kaspersky Endpoint Security automatically rolls back to the previous version. Application patches may be installed inconsequently.

To install Kaspersky Endpoint Security update from an RPM package, execute the following command:

# rpm -U <rpm package name>.rpm

To install Kaspersky Endpoint Security RPM package of the same version, execute the following command:

# rpm -U --replacefiles --replacepkgs <rpm package name>.rpm

To install Kaspersky Endpoint Security update from a DEB package, execute the following command:

# dpkg -i <deb package name>.deb

The application update process is started.

The application or operating system restart may be required. The corresponding message is displayed. After the application or operating system restart, the updated version of Kaspersky Endpoint Security is started.

After the application update, accepting the End User License Agreement, Privacy Policy and/or Kaspersky Security Network Statement is required if these documents were changed by Kaspersky. The corresponding message is displayed.

To accept the End User License Agreement, Privacy Policy or Kaspersky Security Network Statement,

1. Read the text of the End User License Agreement (/opt/kaspersky/kesl/doc/license.<language ID>).

   If you are agree with the text of the End User License Agreement, specify the environment variable by executing the following command:

   • # KESL_EULA_AGREED=yes rpm -U <rpm package name>.rpm for a rpm package
   • # KESL_EULA_AGREED=yes dpkg -i <deb package name>.deb for a deb package
2. Read the text of the Privacy Policy (/opt/kaspersky/kesl/doc/license.<language ID>).

   If you are agree with the text of the Privacy Policy, specify the environment variable by executing the following command:

   • # KESL_PRIVACY_POLICY_AGREED=yes rpm -U <rpm package name>.rpm for a rpm package
   • # KESL_PRIVACY_POLICY_AGREED=yes dpkg -i <deb package name>.deb for a deb package
3. Read the text of the Kaspersky Security Network Statement (/opt/kaspersky/kesl/doc/ksn_license.<language ID>).

   If you are agree with the text of the Kaspersky Security Network Statement, specify the environment variable:

   • # KESL_USE_KSN=yes rpm -U <rpm package name>.rpm for a rpm package
   • # KESL_USE_KSN=yes dpkg -i <deb package name>.deb for a deb package

   If you do not agree with the text of the Kaspersky Security Network Statement, specify the environment variable:

   • # KESL_USE_KSN=no rpm -U <rpm package name>.rpm for a rpm package
   • # KESL_USE_KSN=no dpkg -i <deb package name>.deb for a deb package

   Refusal to participate in Kaspersky Security Network does not interrupt the Kaspersky Endpoint Security update process. You can enable, disable, or change the Kaspersky Security Network mode at any time.

4. Restart the application installation.

If you do not agree to the End User License Agreement and/or Privacy Policy, the application update process will be terminated.