Create a new virtual machine today or deploy Windows Admin Center on your existing infrastructure. Windows Admin Center in the Azure portal is available to all Windows Server customers on Azure running Windows Server 2016 or higher virtual machines in the public cloud. Here is a short video highlighting some of the capabilities included with Windows Admin Center in the Azure portal. This new capability enables seamless and granular management of your Windows Server Azure IaaS virtual machines (VMs) from within the Azure portal. Windows Admin Center, your favorite server management tool, is now available in preview in Azure. Using Windows Admin Center can be done on a Windows 10 system or use a Server(core or Gui) or build this on a cluster See also my blog post about that item Deploy Windows Admin Center High Availability running on a Windows Server 2019 Cluster #winserv #WAC #WindowsAdminCenter #AzureArc #Azure #Hybrid | Robert Smit MVP Blog () Running this in your own Datacenter or on a VM in the cloud but the best part is there is also an add on in Azure, How handy is that. and testing for some time now WAC in Azure, and now it is in public preview to test for us all. I’m a big fan of #WAC already wrote a couple of blog items about the product. You can download the latest version of Windows Admin Center to check out the latest features.During Microsoft Ignite there was a lot on news about Windows Admin Center the latest build 2103 is now GA There are also plenty of updates from the partner ecosystem, including version 2.0 of Dell EMC OpenManage, an update to Lenovo XClarity Integrator, and many more. Among the improvements is a new partner snap-in experience that OEMs can enable to make deployment more seamless. Microsoft has also updated the Azure hybrid center with an improved UI.įinally, there are some updates to the Azure Stack hyper-converged infrastructure (HCI), particularly to cluster deployment.
The Virtual Machine tool has also been updated with some improvements to integration services settings, support for editable columns and groupings, and the ability to edit virtual switches when moving a VM, which should prevent moving errors when virtual switches don't have the same name.
You can enable or disable the preview at will using a toggle on the page itself. The new layout should make it easier to understand recent events, but it's still missing some features, so it's in preview right now. The Events tool has been redesigned, and it's the first time the event viewer is getting some major changes since 1993. Microsoft has also made it possible to pop-out different tools into separate windows. Privacy settings are also more easily accessible in the Diagnostic & Feedback tab, letting users control what diagnostic data is collected by Microsoft. The latest release also adds support for gateway proxies in the Proxy tab.
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