Welcome to WMIX

WMIX provides you with the easiest way to access and control the information and settings on a remote machine by using Windows® Management Instrumentation (WMI) technology.

See What's New in WMIX v2

 

You do not need to know WMI to use WMIX. Even if you are not familiar with WMI, you can still use WMIX to its fullest potential. WMIX is the most powerful tool to query and manage the information on a remote machine. Using WMIX, you have access and control over virtually every bit of information which is available on a machine, from the most basic object such as its processes and operating system, to the most advanced object such as the temperature probes of the motherboard!

What is WMI?

The Windows® Management Instrumentation (WMI) is Microsoft's solution to the Web-Based Enterprise Management (WBEM) industry initiative to develop a standard technology for accessing management information at the enterprise level.  WMI uses the Common Information Model (CIM) industry standard to provide access to a machine's manageable components (systems, applications, network settings, devices, etc.). Using WMI technology, virtually every piece of software and hardware can be queried and managed remotely.

WMI provides access to:

What is WMIX?

WMI is a powerful answer to the Zero Dollar Administration initiative. However, WMI can only be accessed through scripting or programming. Even for a programmer, exploring WMI technology and its potential can be an overwhelming and daunting task.

WMIX provides full access to WMI functions via a friendly and easy-to-use graphical interface, with no scripting or programming necessary. WMIX is the easiest and most powerful way to access WMI's management features and to explore WMI's information repository without scripting.

Using WMIX you will be able to:

 

WMIX is part of the Goverlan Remote Administration Suite. Goverlan further extends WMIX's functionality by providing these additional features:

For more information, see WMIX vs Goverlan.

This user guide

This user guide is divided into the following sections: