Microsoft released a new Windows Admin Center preview today, which is the second in a series of monthly releases. Typical version numbers are used, with 1807 representing the year and the month. The ...

Microsoft on Friday announced that Windows Admin Center version 1904 had reached the "general availability" (GA) milestone. The Web portal for carrying out management tasks is now deemed as being ...

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Windows Admin Center is a free tool accessible via browser that can make remote management more convenient, efficient, and secure. A lot of the value built into Windows Admin Center has to do with it ...

Microsoft has consistently been releasing new preview versions of Windows Admin Center for the past couple of months, and September is no different. Windows Admin Center Preview 1909 is now available, ...

Windows Admin Center version 1809 and an updated software development kit (SDK) have reached "general availability" status, Microsoft announced on Thursday. General availability means that Microsoft ...

Microsoft Windows Admin Center: How it can help you manage remote PCs and servers Your email has been sent With staff working from home, Microsoft's web-based server administration tools will help to ...

Announced last year as Project Honolulu, Microsoft today released Windows Admin Center, the new Web-based graphical administrative interface for Windows systems. Admin Center is intended to provide a ...

Windows Admin Center (WAC), previously known as Microsoft Project Honolulu, is a user-friendly tool developed by Microsoft for managing Windows servers and clusters. It provides a modern and ...

The new "Windows Admin Center," previously codenamed "Project Honolulu," is now production-ready. Microsoft announced the general availability of Windows Admin Center last Thursday. It was previously ...

When you think of the cloud, you tend to think of someone else's computer. But what functionality do you really need? Perhaps ...