Remotely administer AD-joined Windows hosts over WinRM and NTLM.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "win-mcp-server" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Connect to an AD-joined Windows host, list the status of critical services, and highlight any that are not running.
A list of service statuses on the remote host, with abnormal services highlighted.
Inspect files in a directory on a remote Windows host and help me locate the most recently modified log files.
Directory contents and file details, with relevant log files identified.
Inspect events, running processes, and network-related information on a remote Windows host to help with initial troubleshooting.
A summary of events, processes, and network information to help identify potential issues.
DevOps teams can use an MCP client to remotely connect to AD-joined Windows hosts and manage files, services, registry entries, certificates, and other system resources. It fits routine administration across multiple Windows machines.
When a Windows host behaves unexpectedly, users can remotely inspect events, processes, network state, and services to gather troubleshooting data quickly. This enables initial diagnosis without first logging into the desktop.
Developers or operators can use this MCP tool to let AI-driven or scripted workflows perform common Windows administration actions. It is suitable for repetitive remote checks and maintenance tasks.
This is a Windows MCP server that lets MCP clients remotely administer AD-joined Windows hosts over WinRM and NTLM. It supports managing files, services, registry, events, certificates, processes, network resources, and more.
Based on the description, the target host must be an AD-joined Windows machine and be remotely managed over WinRM/NTLM. For detailed installation and configuration requirements, see the source repository.
Its distinguishing feature is that it exposes capabilities as an MCP server, allowing MCP clients to manage Windows hosts remotely. In other words, it emphasizes MCP-integrated remote administration rather than only manual local operations.
Automate Windows desktop, process, and file tasks through remote control.
Remotely administer and troubleshoot Windows servers via WinRM and SSH PowerShell.
Manage Windows systems with diagnostics, security checks, cleanup, and optimization.
Enable AI to operate Windows computers and automate desktop tasks.
Diagnose and troubleshoot Linux and macOS systems across hosts via read-only SSH.
Run preconfigured commands on remote servers as ready-to-use MCP tools.