Microsoft launches Windows Admin Center (formerly Project Honolulu), a web based Windows management tool

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Published onApril 12, 2018

published onApril 12, 2018

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Back at Ignite 2017, Microsoft announced apreview of Project Honolulu, which was designed to give developers and IT admins one central place to remotely manage Windows Server and Windows 10. A little over half a year later,the company followed uptoday to rename Project Honolulu and generally make it available it as “Windows Admin Center.”

The browser-based Windows Admin Center brings together many consoles together in one modernized, simplified, integrated, and secure remote management experience. This means IT Admins no longer have to separately open Event Viewer, Device Manager, Disk Management, Task Manager, and Server Manager. Windows Admin Center comes with the following benefits.

Microsoft says Project Honolulu was downloaded a total of 50,000 times, with over 25,000 + customer deployments, and 250,000+ unique connection instances. Windows Admin Center is now ready for use in production environments and supports both Windows Server 2019 and Windows Server 2012, at no additional cost beyond Windows licenses. You can download itby checking here.

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