It is used in environments with servers and client machines. We do server management via LogMeIn, and they could be anywhere in the country. We might also manage the client connection to the server via LogMeIn. For the servers, you have 24/7 unattended access, and for the clients, it may be 24/7. It depends on the client or the actual user. 

We have about 7,500 LogMeIn clients out there. Most of the endpoints are physical machines. I'm sure we have some VMs out there, but it is not used with another cloud server per se. We have our offices, and we have our employee stations, and they just go out and reach out to all the clients.

We use the solution for remote access control and endpoint protection features.

UPDATE #2: 2021.03.28 @ 21:15 - I was asked if I could provide further insight into the stability of LogMeIn Central, and as noted in this review, I'm not an expert on the product. That said, I'll be testing LogMeIn Central on a number of internal systems, VMs, and client systems over the next few weeks. I'll report back with my findings after my tests have been completed. After reviewing other's notes about LogMeIn Central on various websites, I suspect my findings will be favorable.

UPDATE #1: 2021.03.11 @ 0630 - I spent about an hour and a half last night reviewing LogMeIn Central's tool set, interface, functionality, and capabilities. I can honestly report that I'm going to be giving this RMM tool a serious look, and have added it to the other potential tools to use. Although, I'm still unsure if it has many of the functions I want in a robust RMM. I'll report back later...

The solution was used to manage several things including: end-user support, performing backups, performing system and virus updates, running reports, remote programming, fixing bugs, checking system logs, performing registry edits, doing network configurations, etc. These were primarily Microsoft Windows environments - servers, desktops, network appliances, etc.

I do maintenance for my clients. When the pandemic hit, it worked out well because we already had the clients installed on it and we were able to remote in to do the work the same as if they were sitting there.

We use this solution for remote access.

We use this solution for access to servers and client desktops/laptops situated all over the globe.

To support unattended PCs and servers.

I support our employees' hardware in ten locations and anywhere they are working that has connectivity.  We use RDS from MS and Logmein allows me to help my employees where ever they are.

To remote to other computers. I have a couple of servers that I mainly use it for. Also some computers, desktops.

The primary use case for this solution is customer support. We manage servers, computers (laptop or desktop), and POS hardware/software.

We are also leveraging Central to keep our endpoints secure.

Remote management. I have remote workers who work from home. 

It is the main thing I use.

Remote access.

IT support for about 200 work stations and 50 servers.

Systems administration, servers and desktops; I am using it for security, although there is no public or private cloud involved. 

It is also used for remote access for users.

Accessing customers' servers. We're managing servers, PCs, printers, monitors.

Remote access to servers when off-site, and remote access to users' PCs in remote offices.

I support POS systems and security systems. Our primary software is MicroSale. I manage POS hardware/software, printers, and servers. I use it for solving Windows, software, and network issues that are solvable when dialing in. I also use it to monitor the systems, to see if the computers are up to date on everything.

I am an IT Consultant, and this is my life. This is how I access all the machines that I take care of. I administer all of the stuff for the network.