# Lunar Control Center Console

## Overview

The Lunar Control Center Console serves as a centralized user interface for operators to efficiently manage and monitor devices remotely. The console acts as a single point of control, providing operators with a comprehensive set of tools and features to ensure seamless device management and real-time monitoring.

## Functionality

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<summary>Account provisioning</summary>

Operators can create, suspend, or delete device accounts on demand.&#x20;

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<summary>Management actions</summary>

Operators can remotely execute management actions on devices, including resetting device account passwords, wiping devices, and changing device visibility and permission groups.

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<summary>Policy management</summary>

Operators can create, edit, or delete device policies which are then applied through the Policy Controller application. The policies can be managed on three levels: instance-wide (affecting all devices), group-wide (affecting a subset of devices), and specific devices (affecting a single device).

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<summary>Software OTA updates</summary>

Operators manage OTA OS updates through the console, allowing them to initiate OTA updates to their fleet of devices.

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<summary>Management of app catalogue</summary>

Operators can manage app catalogs for their fleet of devices. The app catalogs can be created on three levels: instance-wide (affecting all devices), group-wide (affecting a subset of devices), and specific device (affecting a single device).

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<summary>Device logs</summary>

Operators can access device logs individually for devices or aggregated in a report. The logs include network logs, action logs, sensor logs, traffic logs, and notification logs.

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<summary>Software integrity</summary>

The Lunar Control Center receives information about the local device settings through the [Policy Controller](/lunar-control-center-console/policy-management.md) application. The Software Integrity report feature compares the on-device settings with the policy configured on Lunar Control Center, including whether certain settings are enabled or disabled, and the software version the device is running on.&#x20;

Any discrepancies between configured policies and actual device settings trigger notification warnings, helping SOC teams identify any potential device security threats.&#x20;

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[Follow our manual to get started with Lunar Control Center Console.](broken://pages/R9kGH8Rt5hjvJwnvcNaz)


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