View Access Controllers in Command

Learn how to view all access controllers within an organization

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In Verkada Command, you can view of all of the access controllers in your organization (org), grouped by site on the Devices page.

Required. You must be, at least, an Access Manager with Access Site Admin permissions of, at least, one site with an access controller in it to view the access controllers option on the Devices page. Learn more about Roles and Permissions for Access Control.

View list of access controllers

  1. In Verkada Command, go to All Products > Devices .

  2. In the search bar, filter for device type: Access Controller.

    The Devices page shows all access controllers for which you have Access Site Admin permissions.

  3. Select an access controller to view its configuration such as its serial number, IP address, AUX port configuration, and door port configuration.

  4. (Optional) Click the Site dropdown and select to change the access controller's site.

View and modify access controller

  1. In Verkada Command, go to All Products > Devices .

  2. In the search bar, filter for device type: Access Controller.

  3. Select the image of the access controller to open its configuration page.

  4. View and modify the access controller's door ports and auxiliary devices, as needed.

  5. At the top right, click Settings to view and modify the access controller settings.

  6. Set the access controller's Name, Location,Timezone and Site, as needed.

    The status, serial number, and firmware of all connected Verkada card readers are listed at the bottom of the page.

  7. (Optional) Click these settings to perform quick actions on the access controller:

    • Identify—Blinks the status LED of the access controller pink for easy visual identification.

    • Restart—Issues a software reboot command to the access controller.

    • Decommission—Removes the access controller from your Command organization.

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