AD FS on 2012 R2 Server Core - management tools

So it seems in 2012 R2, AD FS is now able to be installed in Server Core, I'm assuming because it's no longer part of IIS. However, managing it on Server Core seems "limited" to the use of PowerShell. This is ok but a GUI option from a
client would be nice too. Does anyone know a way to have the MMC snap-in for AD FS on a remote client for management purposes?

Hi,
According to this ms article, i am not find the ad fs is not available on windows server 2012r2 server core:
http://technet.microsoft.com/library/hh831786
Regards.
Vivian Wang
No, you can indeed installed ADFS on 2012 R2 Server Core - I did it. The problem was that the GUI management tools (obviously) aren't available on a pure Server Core install and there doesn't appear to be the ability to use the MMC Add-In from
a client so you're "stuck" using PowerShell to manage it on the ADFS server.
Using PowerShell to manage it isn't a big deal, but as I'm learning about ADFS, I figured a GUI element would be nice to confirm what I've done in PowerShell translated properly to what the various guides give. Arguably, learning on a full GUI server
would have been the better option but, I'm stretched for resources in my Lab environment so this VM needed to consume less resources - which is why I went with Server Core.
Anyway, to get around this, I installed the feature "Graphical Management Tools and Infrastructure." The server is still Server Core, but it now has the ability to run MMC on the server itself, which means I now have the GUI ADFS management
tool on the server itself.
Hopefully for future releases, there will be an ADFS management tool included with the Remote Administration Toolkit

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Figure 1.
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Figure 2.
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Figure 3.
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Figure 4.
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Figure 5.
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Figure 6.
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Figure 7.
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