So Windows Admin Center isn’t a replacement for Microsoft’s System Center, Microsoft Intune, or the Operations Management Suite, but it is rather a complementary tool or tool used by smaller organizations. If you’re a System Center user, it’s worth to know that Microsoft is still planning to release a new version of System Center compatible with WS 2019. As you can see, even Microsoft’s older browser, Internet Explorer, isn’t supported. It’s supported only by the latest releases of the Microsoft Edge or Google Chrome browsers. What’s important to know is the fact that the tool can be managed via a web browser, and the list is rather strict. Windows Admin Center uses PowerShell under the hood, and there is a way that you can see those scripts, too, which is pretty cool. Then, after the final release, the name was changed to Windows Admin Center.
This tool was previously called “ Project Honolulu”, but this was only during the early stage of development. It is a web-based tool that we’ll be using in this article, and I’ll provide you with the necessary steps, allowing you to get started.
This environment can be mixed (starting with Windows Server 2008 R2 with limited functionalities), and the tool can handle all different versions of the server OS from Microsoft. It provides services, such as Azure Active Directory, Azure Backup, Azure Site Recovery, and more. Windows Admin Center integrates with Azure services.
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