Six Windows management tools you may not know (1)

If you are a Windows administrator, Are you often overwhelmed by busy work? Microsoft has been continuously providing server management tools for administrators for many years. As the number of these server management tools increases, the Administrator's troubles also come one after another: Which server management tool is the best? Many system administrators may struggle to solve this problem. This article will show my personal favorite six Windows Server Management tools. Maybe this can solve the knot in your mind.

1. PowerShell

Microsoft's server products have developed to the point where PowerShell commands can be used to execute all operations. Many new server management tools are actually built on PowerShell, this means that any management tasks that can be executed from the GUI can also be completed through the PowerShell script.

Windows PowerShell is a Windows Command Line Shell specially designed for the system administrator. It includes an interactive DOS command line window and a script environment, which can be used independently or jointly. Unlike most shells that receive and send text messages, Windows PowerShell receives and replies to. NET Objects Based on. NET runtime and. NET Framework. This feature provides new tools and methods for Windows Management and configuration.

Windows Server 2008 R2's PowerShell upgrade to 2.0 introduces many new features, such as remote management, complete script environment, and Debug tools.

Figure 1. More and more powerful PowerShell