In many ways, It’s a replacement for other in-box tools such as Server Manager and MMC.

However, it isn’t intended to replace System Center but merely complement that environment.

This applies to both a Windows 10 system and a Windows Server system.

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Let’s take a look at a few of those scenarios and what options you have available.

Configure Local Users and Groups

Often, it’s necessary to configure your users and groups.

Manage Devices

Disabling remote devices or updating drivers on remote servers can be very important.

Managing the local users and groups that have access.

If you don’t have the correct drivers or updated ones, you could suffer stability and performance-related issues.

What’s very useful is the ability to remotely update a driver.

Windows-Scheduled Tasks

Easily managing Scheduled tasks remotely is extremely useful.

Modify disk space in Storage.

Though you could do this with PowerShell, WAC makes it very easy to manage remotely.

PowerShell and the WAC

You may have noticed in the upper-right corner a small console icon.

How to Extend WAC

Microsoft was thinking about the future when designing the WAC.

You can disable remote devices or update drivers on remote servers.

A few examples of extensions that have been written for the WAC are linked here.

How WAC Works for You

Remotely managing a large number of servers is difficult.

Managing Window-scheduled takes remotely.

Explore and use all of the scripts that the WAC uses.