Kerio Control Offline License File Here

(found on the bottom of the device) during the registration wizard.

If the license uploads successfully but advanced features remain disabled, your software maintenance agreement (SMA) may have expired.

From the (either the local web UI or the admin console):

On your internet-connected browser:

: This error occurs when there is an inconsistency between your deployment and the license file's internal settings. Kerio Control licenses are bound to a specific deployment type: either a Hardware Appliance (NG100, NG300, NG500 series) or a Linux OS/Software Appliance (standard PC or virtual machine).

Vessels or research stations with metered, high-latency, or intermittent satellite connections.

: If you have a physical copy, use the serial number provided on the registration card supplied with the product. Kerio Control Offline License File

A Kerio Control offline license file is a text file that contains the license information for your Kerio Control installation. It allows you to activate your Kerio Control license without an internet connection. This type of license file is useful for organizations that have security policies restricting internet access or for remote sites with limited or no internet connectivity.

Before visiting the activation portal, you need two critical pieces of information from your Kerio Control dashboard:

Activating your firewall offline requires a secondary device that has internet access. Follow these steps to generate and apply your file. Step 1: Collect Your Hardware Information (found on the bottom of the device) during

This process requires two machines: the (no internet) and a machine with internet access to download the file. Part 1: Obtaining the Offline License File Log in to the GFI Customer Portal. Navigate to your Kerio Control licenses.

Once installed, navigate to the . The red "Unlicensed" warning banner should disappear. The "Expiration date" should reflect your purchase period.

This file can be obtained in one of three ways: saved from a previous installation, downloaded from the Kerio Product Registration website after entering your license number, or generated by a sales representative for a newly purchased hardware appliance. Kerio Control licenses are bound to a specific