License Key
Activating your Keeper Connection Manager license key
Starting with Keeper Connection Manager version 2.19, customers are required to obtain a license key from Keeper in order to continue the use of the application.
Before installing KCM 2.19 or later versions, please ensure you have a valid license key. Without a valid license key, users and administrators will be unable to use KCM after the update is applied
KCM 2.19 is currently unavailable for GovCloud customers
Obtaining a License Key
To obtain a license key, please contact Keeper Support directly at: https://www.keepersecurity.com/support.html
Upon request, Keeper staff will generate and send a copy of your license key.
To install your license key, follow the steps below:
New Customers
During the installation process, you will be prompted to input the license key.
Existing Customers
If using the Auto Docker Install or Docker Compose Install method, simply update the keeper/guacamole
container definition with the license as the value of the KCM_LICENSE
environment variable.
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Example:
(Optional) If the license will be present within a file in your container, you may alternatively use the
KCM_LICENSE_FILE
environment variable to point to that file.(Optional) If using the RPM packages, you must provide the license as the sole contents of
/etc/guacamole/kcm.license
, which must be readable by the guacamole group.
After adding the license key, restarting the container is necessary. If using the Auto Docker Install method, simply run:
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