UserLock Consoles

Compare the UserLock Desktop Console and Web Console, change the interface language, and adjust the display size.

Published August 25, 2025

Why the consoles matter

The consoles are the primary way to manage UserLock. They allow administrators to:

  • Configure UserLock access policies and settings.

  • Manage the UserLock agents.

  • Monitor active sessions across the network.

  • Respond to security incidents in real time.

  • Assist users with MFA requests and access issues.

  • Generate, export, and analyze reports.

Desktop Console

  • ✅️ Automatically installed on the same server as UserLock.

  • ✅️ No additional setup or configuration required.

  • ⚙️ Runs under the same permissions as the UserLock Server service.

Note

Until version 12.2, the Desktop Console could be installed on any workstation for remote management.

Since version 13.0, it is restricted to the UserLock Server host to enhance security by limiting administration to controlled environments.

Use the Web Console for remote administration.

Web Console

  • ✅️ Required for remote administration.

  • ✅️ Identical functionality to the Desktop Console.

  • ✅️ Can be installed on the same server or another Windows host with IIS role.

  • ✅️ Accessible from any modern browser (Edge, Chrome, Firefox).

  • ✅️ Centralized management without requiring additional desktop installations.

Note

Console language

The console interface is available in the following languages:

  • English (US and GB, which differ in date and number formats)

  • French

  • Spanish

  • Japanese

  • German

  • Portuguese (Brazil)

  • Dutch

  • Arabic (right-to-left interface)

The console language is set in the options menu (⋮), under Preferences > Language.

It is a personal preference: it applies only to your administrator account and does not affect other administrators.

UserLock console options menu with the Language list open, showing browser languages and other languages, some marked Auto
Note

Auto-translated languages are marked Auto in the list and may contain inaccuracies. To report a translation error, use Help > Contact our support in the options menu.

Console display size

The display size is set in the options menu (⋮), under Preferences > Display.

It is a personal preference: it applies only to your administrator account and does not affect other administrators.

UserLock console options menu with the Display list open, showing the Normal, Large and System options

Option

Behavior

Normal

Standard interface size.

Large

Increases the size of the interface to 125%.

System

Follows the display size setting of the operating system.

Permissions

Permissions to access and use the consoles are managed in the Permissions section of the UserLock server properties.

  • The same permissions apply to both the Desktop Console and the Web Console.

  • Administrators can grant or restrict rights to delegate specific actions.