Brien retreads the idea of System Center taking over the role of Windows Server's GUI and explains how it can be used as the single window to a cluster of VMs.

Microsoft isn't exactly anti-GUI with Windows Server 2016. Snover's talks typically referred to a coming Web-based GUI that can be used to manage Windows Server 2016 remotely.

After configuring the backup of the Windows Server, if you try to trigger the backup but find that the GUI is missing, then this post is sure to help you.

Tom shows how to set up an iSCSI target using both the GUI (Server Manager) and PowerShell, and then adding it to his ESXi server.

Build 2016 saw Bash on Windows and a new PowerShell Docker module. What do the two mean for the future of the server?

Wouldn't it be great to get some convenient GUI apps into a Windows Server Core or Hyper-V Server installation? It's easier than you think!

IT admins can use the Server Manager on a GUI-based Windows Server to easily remove roles and features.