This document describes connecting an Uplogix Local Manager to a Windows 10 computer using the USB console port.

The Uplogix Control Center (UCC) enables out-of-band management by providing a centralized point of control for all Uplogix Local Managers and through this, of managed devices deployed throughout your distributed IT environment. With its web-based graphical user interface (GUI), the Control Center puts IT administrators in control of real-time data to easily manage, configure, and control all network devices and servers connected to Uplogix Local Managers.

The Local Manager User Guide describes the configuration, management, and advanced features of the Uplogix Local Manager. The information presented applies to all models of the Local Manager except where otherwise noted.

Local Manager device drivers have functionality that enables manual and automatic transfer of configuration and OS files between the Local Manager and the managed device using Secure File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) or Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP).

6.4 release notes for Local Manager and Control Center

You can use the search bar on the Uplogix Control Center to quickly search your inventory groups, Local Managers, and attached devices.

Uplogix uses certificates to create a secure connection between the Local Manager and the Control Center. Default certificates are provided, but they can be replaced if desired.

Uplogix, Inc. is pleased to announce the release of version 6.3 software for the Uplogix Local Manager and for the Uplogix Control Center.

In LMS 6.2, support for unencrypted SMS messages was added. This not only allows for the message to be sent from any cell phone or email client, but also means the message can be accessed by the rules engine, allowing the Local Manager to take automated actions that you specify.

As AT&T continues to decommission 3G cell towers, Uplogix Local Managers with AT&T modems may fail to establish an out-of-band connection. The steps described in this article will correct / prevent a known issue with Cat3 and Cat4 LTE modems using AT&T cellular data that causes the LTE out-of-band connection to fail.