Lantronix 4-Port LM4

Bringing AI-Driven Out-of-Band Management to the IDF and Small Sites

Lantronix's LM-Series console servers are the fifth generation of purpose-built network management automation devices. Easy to use, with resilient out-of-band access, onboard processing / storage and LMOS software, the LM-Series serial console servers are deployed in enterprises worldwide ranging from ultra-secure military and financial networks to downtime-intolerant networks in healthcare and energy.

The LM4 is an advanced out-of-band solution that provides access, monitoring and control of network infrastructure that operates whether the network is up or down. With up to four ports of serial console connections for directly managing gear plus support for up to 48 virtual ports, the LM4's size is deceiving.

Running the powerful LMOS software, the LM4 brings the most advanced out-of-band management capabilities to the edge of your network with enterprise-grade automation, cybersecurity, and compliance functionality.

Lantronix LM4 Overview

For more than 20 years, most of our industry-leading solutions for out-of-band management have deployed into data centers or building MDFs (Medium Distribution Frame), while the IDF (Intermediate Distribution Frame) networking closets were often deemed too numerous or too costly to merit their own out-of-band management solutions. Until now.

LM4 with the Lantronix Control Center

You can access the LM4 and connected devices directly through the CLI or utilize the Lantronix Control Center for a single pane of glass to manage LM-Series devices and automate management of connected devices.

Accessing the advanced features of the LM-Series platform through the Control Center opens new levels of network management automation from real-time data to manage, configure and control network devices and servers. Define custom automated management actions without scripting and apply them across your deployment securely. The Control Center also provides detailed compliance reporting and integration with other centralized tools in the NOC.