Remote Server Administration Tools RSAT for Windows 10 Released

Posted byThomas Apel

Microsoft announced release of Remote Server Administration Tools (RSAT) include tools for Windows 10 users to remotely manage Windows Servers.

What’s available in RSAT for Windows 10:

  • Server Manager
  • Microsoft Management Console (MMC) snap-ins
  • Consoles
  • Windows PowerShell cmdlets and providers
  • Command-line tools for managing roles and features that run on Windows Server Technical Preview

Also take note about what CANNOT be done by RSAT for Windows 10:

  • DHCP Tools. Dhcpmgmt.msc is not available in this release of RSAT, but equivalent Windows PowerShell cmdlets are available.
  • IP Address Management (IPAM). IPAM tools are not available in this release of RSAT.
  • Network Policy Server Tools. The NPS console is not supported on a Windows client-based operating system, and will be removed from future releases of RSAT.
  • Routing and Remote Access Tools. Routing and Remote Access Tools that are GUI-based cannot be used for remote configuration in this release of RSAT, but the equivalent Windows PowerShell cmdlets are available.

Download Remote Server Administration Tools for Windows 10

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Published by Thomas Apel

, a dynamic and self-motivated information technology architect, with a thorough knowledge of all facets pertaining to system and network infrastructure design, implementation and administration. I enjoy the technical writing process and answering readers' comments included.