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Every LARK application is accessible through a web browser using a URL built from the appliance’s address on your local network segment. The table below lists all available web interfaces, their full URL paths, and a brief description of each application’s purpose.
The appliance address — either a hostname or IP address — is documented on the delivery record that accompanied your unit. It is also described in the Naming & Addressing page. Substitute your appliance’s actual address for <appliance-address> in every URL below.

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Web Application URLs

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Access Notes

All LARK web applications are served over HTTPS and require authentication through the LARK identity system (Keycloak). Attempting to access any application URL without an active session will redirect you to the login page automatically.
If your browser presents a certificate warning when accessing LARK applications, this is expected on initial access when using the appliance’s default self-signed certificate. Accept the exception to proceed, or install the LARK CA certificate in your browser’s trust store to suppress the warning.