ServerControl
Manage Windows Server Remotely from your iPhone
Reboot Servers & Monitor Windows Services
Restart or shutdown Windows servers, monitor and manage services running on servers remotely from your iPhone, wherever you are with ServerControl.
Restart Windows Servers
Managing Windows servers inevitably means rebooting or restarting them. With ServerControl you can issue immediate or countdown timer reboots remotely from your iPhone when out of the office. Simply connect using your VPN and manage your Windows servers with ServerControl.
No additional software is necessary on your Windows server. Connect directly with ServerControl without the need for a Remote Desktop session.
Choose when to shutdown or restart your Windows server:
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Shutdown
Forced shutdown.
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Delayed Shutdown
Set a server to shutdown after a delay.
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Restart
Forced restart.
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Delayed Restart
Set a server to restart after a delay.
Add custom messages with up to 4 presets to display to users when your Windows server is about to restart / shutdown.
Choose whether to force applications to close upton restarting.
This app has saved me so much time and aggravation - if someone rings me up and wants to restart a service, I can log in and do the job in seconds.Apple App Store Review
Manage Windows Servers On-Premise or Remotely
In the Office
Scan your local WiFi to connect to your Windows servers or add your server details manually. Then manage or restart your servers using your iPhone.
From Anywhere
ServerControl supports connecting via VPN. Securely manage your Windows servers with a tap of a button from your iPhone when out of the office.
Windows Services Control
Stop, Start and Manage your Windows Services
Manage services running on your Windows servers such as IIS Web Services, Print Spoolers, Exchange Servers.
Start, Stop, Pause, Resume or change the startup type of any Windows service easily, locally or via VPN.
- IIS Web Services
- Print Spoolers
- Exchange Server Services
- SMB Server
- Application Server Services
When stopping a Windows service ServerControl automatically stops all dependent services.
Administrator Account Needed
In order to shutdown or restart a Windows Server, ServerControl needs to connect as the Administrator account. This account is disabled by default and will need to be activated.
See our Guide.
