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How to Install the LANDesk AV bypassing the Incompatibility check

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Versions effected: LDMS 9.5 and newer


Problem:
You are unable to install LANDesk AV for some unknown reason.
You have also found that while running the AV install in a interactive way using the following command line:
Vulscan.exe /installav /interactive

That the installer indicates that a bit of software is incompatible with the AV and the software
highlighted is vital for your environment and cannot be uninstalled

 

Cause:
The installer in its default state will not install the AV product if a incompatible bit of software is detected, and is unable to uninstall it. This will stop the process, and prevent the AV installing at all

Here are two articles highlighting the list of incompatible software for Kaspersky 8 and 10:

For LDMS 9.5 without service pack (KES 8)
http://support.kaspersky.com/7003

For LDMS 9.5 with Service Pack 1 (KES 10)
http://support.kaspersky.com/9371

This list is ever expanding as we are finding more and more software that stops the installer from working as designed.

 

Resolution:
There is a workaround for this.
It is recommended that you uninstall any previous LDMS agent and any AV software on the machine as this will affect the AV installation in a big way.
Here is a community article on how to uninstall the LDMS agent:
http://community.landesk.com/support/docs/DOC-2092

Further to this:
Warning If you use the pSKIPPRODUCTCHECK=1 parameter, Kaspersky and LANDesk will not be responsible for any possible operating system malfunctioning caused by incompatibility of Kaspersky or LANDesk products with other applications.

In this workaround I am going to suggest that create a separate self-contained agent for this process.  So you can control which machines you install the configured AV on and not affect your entire network, which can create issue later on.
In this workaround it is suggested that you perform these actions when no agent updates are being pushed out or updated. This is to prevent the agents installing without the incapability check outside of your control.

 


Steps to create the Self-Contained Exe to install AV on machines with incompatible software:

1.  Navigate to the location of the files that we are going to change:
C:\program Files(x86\LANDesk\ManagementSuite\ldlogon\avclient\install\setup
The files we are changing are :


Kaspersky 10
Kes10wIn.kpd
Kes10win.kud

Kaspersky 8
Kes8wIn.kpd
Kes8win.kud

 

location of file.PNG

 

2. Create a backup of the files before making any changes

create backup files before making any changes.PNG

3. Open up the Kes10win.kud file in notepad for editing

This is the file before the changes

file before changes.PNG

4. Find the [Setup] block and modify the Params option as follows:

 

Params=/s /pAKINSTALL=1 /pEULA=1 /pKSN=0 /pSKIPPRODUCTCHECK=1 /pSKIPPRODUCTUNINSTALL=1

 

file after changes.PNG

5. Rebuild all the agents for the changes to take effect in all the agents with the AV component checked

rebuild all agents for the chnages to take effect.PNG

6. Create a self-contained executable with a name to highlight that the exe will install the AV without the incapability check, for future reference

xcreate self contained agent with a name to indicate that the prodcut check is skipped in AV.PNG

7.  Now the self-contained agent is created , we now need trop revert the changes to the AV installation so no other agent deployment s are effected.

Firstly delete the configured files and rename the backups to reset the AV setup back to default

delete these files and rename the backups to the orginal names to revert changes.PNG

8. Changes reverted, back to default

reverted.PNG

9. Now rebuild all agents again for the defaults to be reinserted into the agent installations

rebuild all agents for the chnages to take effect.PNG




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