Another approach also consists of replacing classical admin Remote Desktop Servers which has can be expansive (RDS CAL Licensing) and deploy Windows Admin Center Server which is free and also require a smaller foot print. To optimize resources, companies have started strong consolidation of their IT Infrastructure, chasing ghost and unused machines. Indeed, Shortage of chips, hardware price increase, availability of hardware components pushes companies to do more with less. The move to core edition Server is driven by the current economical situation. To overcome this situation, Windows Admin Center can help traditional windows sysadmins to move forward and accept to have more Windows core editions servers running on their network. However, not everyone is comfortable with Core editions where administration is done through Command line. More and more companies are moving into Core Editions because it’s more secure but because it has also a smaller footprint and can be patched more quickly as well. In this post, we will provide a quick step by step guide on how to perform a simple installation of the Windows Admin Center… Microsoft sells this tool as the next iteration of Server Manager and MMC tools since the tool provides a new way of managing the infrastructure
Windows Admin Center is a web based administration tool that allows sysadmins to perform their day to day jobs when working in a Windows based network.
In our previous post, we have quickly provided a quick overview of the Windows Admin Center (WAC) software solution provided by Microsoft.
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