Примеры использования Vmware virtual infrastructure на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Integrating Kaspersky Security and a VMware virtual infrastructure.
If the VMware virtual infrastructure contains two or more virtual machines with the same ID(vmID), only one virtual machine appears in the object tree.
Location- path to a VMware cluster in the VMware virtual infrastructure.
Check the included Kaspersky Security Center components and VMware virtual infrastructure see the section"Requirements for the included Kaspersky Security Center components and VMware virtual infrastructure" on page 24.
Location- path to a distributed virtual port group in the VMware virtual infrastructure.
If an SVM is used in a VMware virtual infrastructure to protect virtual machines with both server and desktop guest operating systems, you must add a corresponding additional key for each type of operating system.
Path to a virtual machine or SVM in the VMware virtual infrastructure.
If your VMware virtual infrastructure includes SVMs with Kaspersky Security for Virtualization 1.1 Critical Fix 1 and SVMs with Kaspersky Security for Virtualization 2.0, you are advised to upgrade them separately.
The following components are required for Network Attack Blocker integration with a VMware virtual infrastructure.
Application components are integrated into the VMware virtual infrastructure using VMware vShield Endpoint technology and VMware Network Extensibility SDK 5.1 technology from the VMware vCloud Networking and Security 5.1.2 suite.
The following components are required for File Anti-Virus integration with a VMware virtual infrastructure.
If an SVM is used in a VMware virtual infrastructure to protect virtual machines with both server and desktop guest operating systems, you must add a corresponding additional key for each type of operating system.
Application installation(see page 26)This section describes how you can install the application in a VMware virtual infrastructure.
The Network Attack Blocker component is installed in the VMware virtual infrastructure by deploying SVMs with the Network Attack Blocker component on VMware ESXi hosts and registering the Network Attack Blocker component in VMware vShield Manager.
THE VIRTUAL INFRASTRUCTURE At this step, you can edit the settings of the SVM connection to the VMware virtual infrastructure.
Kaspersky Security protects only those virtual machines in the VMware virtual infrastructure on which the VMware Guest Introspection Thin Agent(VMware vShield Endpoint Thin Agent) driver is installed and which are enabled online, i.e. not disabled or paused.
The VMware virtual infrastructure of a single VMware vCenter Server platform is shown in the table as a tree of objects:VMware vCenter Server, Datacenter objects, VMware clusters, VMware ESXi hosts that are not part of the VMware cluster, resource pools, vApp objects, and virtual machines.
APPLICATION ARCHITEC TURE 21 The listed components must be installed on the VMware virtual infrastructure before you start installation of Kaspersky Security.
Application architecture(see page 17) This section describes the application components and their interaction logic,also covering application integration with Kaspersky Security Center and VMware virtual infrastructure.
Integration Server connects to the VMware vCenter server,receives information about the VMware virtual infrastructure, and relays this information to SVMs when requested by them.
Perform reconfiguration of all SVMs that use this Integration Server to receive information about the VMware virtual infrastructure.
This section contains the requirements for the included Kaspersky Security Center components and VMware virtual infrastructure and describes the preparatory steps that precede the installation.
FINISH CONFIGURING SETTINGS All settings needed to unregister the Network Attack Blocker component(the Kaspersky Network Protection service) in the VMware virtual infrastructure have been specified.
Preparing for installation(see page 23) This section contains the requirements for the composition of Kaspersky Security Center components and VMware virtual infrastructure and describes the preparatory steps that precede the installation of Kaspersky Security.
If your virtual infrastructure includes a large number of SVMs,you are advised to use the Integration Server component of Kaspersky Security for collecting information about the VMware virtual infrastructure see the section"About Integration Server" on page 20.
PROCEDURE FOR INSTALLING THE FILE ANTI-VIRUS COMPONENT The File Anti-Virus component is installed in the VMware virtual infrastructure by deploying SVMs with the File Anti-Virus component on VMware ESXi hosts.
Software requirements for the Network Attack Blocker component For the Network Attack Blocker component to work properly, the VMware virtual infrastructure must meet the following software requirements.
After creating a policy, you can create additional protection profiles andassign them to separate virtual machines or VMware virtual infrastructure objects, as well as configure the following application settings in the policy properties.
Software requirements for the File Anti-Virus component For the File Anti-Virus component to work properly, the VMware virtual infrastructure must meet the following software requirements.