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WAS v8.5 > New features > New features overview: Administering > Introduction: System administrationIntroduction: Administrative console
The dmgr console is a graphical interface that allows you to manage the applications and perform system administration tasks for the WebSphere Application Server environment. The dmgr console runs in the web browser.
Your actions in the console modify a set of XML configuration files.
We can use the administrative console to perform tasks such as:
- Add, delete, start, and stop application servers
- Deploy new applications to a server
- Start and stop existing applications, and modify certain configurations
- Add and delete Java EE resource providers for applications that require data access, mail, URLs, and so on
- Configure product security, including access to the dmgr console
- Collect data for performance and troubleshooting purposes
- Find the product version information. It is located on the front page of the console.
Start and log off the dmgr console helps you begin using the console so that we can explore the available options. See also the Reference > Settings section of the information center navigation. It lists the settings or properties we can configure.
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