There are multiple ways to install and run Windows Admin Center: Local Client The easiest way to start with the WAC is to install it locally on your Windows 10 Client. WAC does not come pre-installed and it needs to be downloaded ( ) and installed manually. WAC can’t completely replace RSAT tools yet, and we can’t use it to manage certain roles, such as AD, DHCP, DNS, or IIS. When connected to Azure, it provides an easy way to configure and manage Azure Site Recovery and Azure Backups. There is a no better graphical tool to manage Storage Spaces Direct volumes, Software-Defined Networking, and VMs. On top of that, and this is where the real power of Windows Admin Center is, we can use it to deploy and manage Windows Server or Azure Stack HCI hyperconverged clusters.
Windows Admin Center (WAC) can be used to manage Windows Server 2016 and newer and Windows 10 and 11 clients. You can think about it as a new and modernized browser-based application that can replace or extend the functionality of existing management tools in the Windows Server environment. Windows Admin Center started with the code name Project Honolulu back in 2017, and after becoming Globally Available, quickly became the preferred way for managing Windows Servers.
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