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Agnitum has terminated sales of the Outpost product line. The technical support and antivirus
database updates will be stopped by the end of 2016. In this regard, we encourage you to
exchange active Outpost licenses for a license to Kaspersky Internet Security free of charge.
Agreement to the license exchange program terminates the license for Outpost. Thus you
cannot use and update Outpost products after receiving Kaspersky keys.
You can exchange purchased licenses for Outpost Antivirus Pro, Outpost Personal Firewall Pro,
Outpost Security Suite Pro, Outpost Network Security. Licenses for Outpost Firewall Free,
Outpost Security Suite Free, Jammer and Tauscan are not eligible for the exchange.
We suggest the following procedure for exchanging your license for free:
Kaspersky Internet Security license should be activated before February 17, 2016.
For exchanging licenses, individuals are requested to enter an active Outpost registration key in the form below.
You can find the key in the registration key email. Please copy the text between Registration Key lines using your
mouse, and paste the key into the form. You can also copy it from the "key" file located at
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Agnitum\Security Suite\ (Windows XP)
C:\ProgramData\Agnitum\Security Suite\ (Windows Vista and later OSs)
If you can't find your key, please use the lost registration key form to retrieve it.
Migration
Agnitum: Support: Lost Key
Migration
Ende aus Mickey Mouse ... Schluß mit der Lifetime License / lebenslangen Lizenz.
Es ist zum Kotzen. Und dann kann man auch noch in ein paar Wochen wechseln
zu einem Programm, was einem nicht paßt.
Welche sinnvollen Alternativen gibt es? Speziell als Firewall, nicht als Suite.
Comodo fällt raus für mich, da waren in der Vergangenheit zu viele Meldungen.
Was nutzt ihr so?
database updates will be stopped by the end of 2016. In this regard, we encourage you to
exchange active Outpost licenses for a license to Kaspersky Internet Security free of charge.
Agreement to the license exchange program terminates the license for Outpost. Thus you
cannot use and update Outpost products after receiving Kaspersky keys.
You can exchange purchased licenses for Outpost Antivirus Pro, Outpost Personal Firewall Pro,
Outpost Security Suite Pro, Outpost Network Security. Licenses for Outpost Firewall Free,
Outpost Security Suite Free, Jammer and Tauscan are not eligible for the exchange.
We suggest the following procedure for exchanging your license for free:
Active Outpost license | Kaspersky Internet Security license |
---|---|
License expiring in 2016 | 1-year license to Kaspersky Internet Security 3 PC |
Lifetime license and license expiring in 2017 | 2-year license to Kaspersky Internet Security 3 PC (you will receive two subsequently activated 1-year license keys) |
Business and educational license | In order to receive the exchange offer, please contact us through the support form and provide your active license key. |
Kaspersky Internet Security license should be activated before February 17, 2016.
For exchanging licenses, individuals are requested to enter an active Outpost registration key in the form below.
You can find the key in the registration key email. Please copy the text between Registration Key lines using your
mouse, and paste the key into the form. You can also copy it from the "key" file located at
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Agnitum\Security Suite\ (Windows XP)
C:\ProgramData\Agnitum\Security Suite\ (Windows Vista and later OSs)
If you can't find your key, please use the lost registration key form to retrieve it.
Migration
Agnitum: Support: Lost Key
Migration
Ende aus Mickey Mouse ... Schluß mit der Lifetime License / lebenslangen Lizenz.
Es ist zum Kotzen. Und dann kann man auch noch in ein paar Wochen wechseln
zu einem Programm, was einem nicht paßt.
Welche sinnvollen Alternativen gibt es? Speziell als Firewall, nicht als Suite.
Comodo fällt raus für mich, da waren in der Vergangenheit zu viele Meldungen.
Was nutzt ihr so?