Examples of using Databases and modules in English and their translations into Russian
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It handles the update of databases and modules used by the application.
Kaspersky Endpoint Security uses these settings for updating anti-virus databases and modules.
Light Agent databases and modules are updated using the update task on a protected virtual machine.
Update source is a resource that contains actual files of anti-virus databases and modules for Kaspersky Endpoint Security.
If application databases and modules have not been updated for a long time, the size of the update package may be large.
The following conditions must be satisfied to update Light Agent for Windows databases and modules on a protected virtual machine.
This service allows updating the databases and modules of the application on networked computers to save Internet traffic.
This list includes protection tasks(File Anti-Virus), virus scan tasks(Full scan, Quick scan), and update tasks updates of application databases and modules, update rollbacks.
Kaspersky Security 10.1 for Windows Server databases and modules can be updated on the protected servers using the following schemes.
Databases and modules are not copied in their entirety, which allows increasing update speed and reducing Internet traffic.
If you selected copying only specified updates,also specify the names of the databases and modules whose updates you want the update task to obtain.
The fact that not all the databases and modules are downloaded significantly increases the speed of copying filesand saves Internet traffic.
Create a Protection Server update task for the SVMs on which you want to update application databases and modules see section"Creating a Protection Server update task" on page 123.
Prior to updating the databases and modules, Kaspersky Endpoint Security creates backup copies of them in case you need to rollback.
Tasks perform application functions, such as activating the application, scanning virtual machines, and updating application databases and modules see section"Kaspersky Security tasks" on page 111.
Updating databases and modules of Kaspersky Security from Kaspersky Lab update servers, creating backup copies of all updatable files to allow a future rollback.
After the Light Agent for Windows component has been installed, databases and modules of Light Agent for Windows are updated automatically on the virtual machine.
If application databases and modules have not been updated for a long time, a corresponding message appears in the Task management section of the Protection and Control tab in the main application window see section"Main application window" on page 23.
To keep the protection of temporary virtual machines up to date, you are advised to regularly update Light Agent databases and modules on the virtual machine template from which temporary protected virtual machines have been created see section"Updating Light Agent for Windows databases and modules on a virtual machine template" on page 124.
Updating Light Agent for Windows databases and modules on a virtual machine template Virtual machine template on a Microsoft Windows Server(Hyper-V) or Citrix XenServer hypervisor To update Light Agent databases and application modules on a virtual machine template.
Kaspersky Lab updates anti-virus databases and modules of Kaspersky Endpoint Security using dedicated update servers and Kaspersky Administration Kit Administration Server.
The last application database and module update is rolled back on protected virtual machines.
Application database and module updates are installed from the folder on the SVM.
Kaspersky Security application database and module updates are rolled back in the following order.
To roll back the last application database and module update on SVMs.
Kaspersky Security application database and module updates are performed as follows.
Application database and module updates require a current license to use the application.
You can roll back the last application database and module update on one or several SVMs.
The task downloads application database and module update packages to SVMs belonging to the selected administration group in accordance with the configured schedule.
After the application database and module update has been rolled back on the SVM, the last update is rolled back on all protected virtual machines connected to this SVM.