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What Is Window Server Management?

System Center, Windows Admin Center, Azure Arc, and Azure Automanage are among the Windows server management software. These tools work together and each can meet the needs of server management no matter where we are in the process.

Let’s look into the details of these monitoring tools.

Azure Arc + Azure Automanage For Cloud Management

We can manage Windows and Linux physical servers and virtual machines that are outside of Azure, on our company network, or with another cloud provider, using an Azure Arc-enabled server. The management process for native Azure virtual machines is intended to be consistent with this one. With services like Azure Policy, Microsoft Defender for Cloud, Azure Monitor, Azure Update Management, and more, we can manage, regulate, and secure Windows servers. We can also do away with the necessity of service discovery, enrollment, configuration, and monitoring for Azure services that adhere to server management best practices by using Azure Automanage.

Windows Admin Center For Deep Windows Server And Cluster Management

We can manage the Windows Servers using the browser-based server administration tool set known as Windows Admin Center. It can be used directly integrated within the Azure portal or locally deployed without relying on Azure or the cloud. Windows Admin Center is especially helpful for managing servers on private networks that are not connected to the Internet because it gives us complete control over every aspect of the server infrastructure.

In addition to other management solutions, Windows Admin Center is the contemporary evolution of “in-box” management tools like Server Manager and MMC.

System Center For Datacenter-Scale Management

We can maintain efficient control over the IT infrastructure across environments and platforms with the help of the System Center. It enables us to improve agility and performance while simplifying the deployment, configuration, management, and monitoring of the infrastructure and virtualized software-defined data center.

Some other local management tools are present within the Windows Server. E.g., We can use Sconfig to manage Windows Server Core. There are many best open-source server monitoring tools available nowadays to ease our task.

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Conclusion

The article provides a brief note from our Support team on the overview of Windows server management.