Browser-based out-of-band access to the serial consoles, power, and LAN of the gear at every site you run. The on-site appliance dials out — so there's nothing to expose, and nothing to break in through.
A small appliance on-site holds a persistent, outbound-only reverse tunnel to the cloud. No inbound firewall rules, no port-forwards, no exposed management IP. Your attack surface for remote access drops to essentially zero — and there's no VPN or jump host to run and secure.
// the box that fixes the outage is no longer on the far side of it
A WAN link drops, a firewall rule bites, a config push goes wrong — and the one box that could fix it is now unreachable. console-cloud gives you a separate path that doesn't depend on the production network.
A true out-of-band path to the serial console, independent of the production LAN and WAN. Fix the box that took the site down — without a truck roll.
Outbound-only by design. No open ports, no VPN concentrator, no exposed IP. Nothing to scan, nothing to breach from the internet.
Live terminal, power-cycle, and SSH / VNC / RDP / web to approved LAN devices — no client, no plugins, from anywhere you can open a tab.
A live browser terminal to every console port. Break signals, paste, scrollback — like being in front of the rack.
Remote power-cycle an outlet safely — confirm-gated, rate-limited, and fully audited. Recover a hung device in seconds.
In-browser SSH, VNC, RDP and an HTTP/HTTPS proxy — but only to the devices an admin pre-approved. No arbitrary scanning.
SNMP dashboards for the gear your console servers reach: CPU, memory, interfaces, temperature — 30 days of history.
Get paged before your customer does — sensible defaults for CPU, memory, heat and link-down, routed to email, Teams or Slack.
Least-privilege roles, power as a separate grant, and every console, power and login action recorded — per tenant.
The same appliance that reaches your consoles can ping and SNMP-poll the switches, routers and servers around it — v2c or encrypted v3, across Cisco, Aruba, Juniper, Fortinet and any host MIB. Status, latency, CPU, memory, interface traffic and environment sensors, with thirty days of history and alerts on the red lines.
It dials home over any internet path — wired or built-in LTE. No firewall changes, no static IP, no inbound rules to request.
Enter the serial and claim code in your dashboard. The device proves its identity with an on-device key and appears in your fleet.
You're on the console — from your browser, anywhere. Share access with your team by role, and every session is logged.
Security isn't a feature bolted on — it falls out of the outbound-only design. Independently reviewed by a white-box penetration test.
Each appliance carries its own certificate, its key generated on-device (in a TPM where fitted) and never exported.
Every operator and device link is TLS/WSS; one-time, seconds-lived tickets authorise each session.
Your fleet, users and audit are yours alone — enforced on every request, re-checked at the moment of use.
Device updates are signature-verified and roll back automatically if an update misbehaves — no bricked units on-site.
Start a pilot on your own gear — plug in an appliance, claim it, and be on a console the same afternoon.