SAP Management Console - Remote System Management

When I fire up my SAP Management Console (mmc plugin), I can see my locally installed instance for starting and stopping. Can I use the plugin to manage a remote machine?
Thanks!

This machine isn't running R/3, it is only running the Java application server. There is no System > Status which I can find.
When I open the SAPMMC on my local machine, it has the tree:
    Console Root
     SAP Systems
      J2E
       bknitter-dt
       bknitter-dt 1
       bknitter-dt 0
I'm assuming in my case, if someone were to manage this remotely, they would simply put in "bknitter-dt 00" and "bknitter-dt 01" ??
Thanks for the confirmation!
Message was edited by: Brandon Knitter

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