[Bug] Not add new Scheduled "Scheduled tasks"

We want to check Windows Server's Active Directory in our office.
Active Directory - Users, Computers, OU, Group Policy.
For check branch office's Active Directory Domain.
For add/update/delete Users on our Active Directory Domain.

We can't configure the Server Management tools Gateway to use a proxy like IE. Even if you configure system wide proxy settings, the traffic is still sent out without going through the proxy.

I want to management our Windows 10 clients PC like Windows Server.
For check manufacture's PC from IT pro.
For check satellite office's PC from IT pro.

Currenty in Azure Server management tools you can only see which roles and features are installed/uninstalled from a server. Would be very good to have the possibility to really manage them.

I know it is very easy to manage and format disks etc very easy with PowerShell, but it would make sense of have it in the UI as well. Event if it would be just a read only view for the first version.

It would be very helpful to take an administration of the servers (WS2016 / WS2012R2 / WS2012) from Azure, even the group management of the different servers, here you can take advantage of the following tasks: Windows Server Backup, Device Manager, Disk Management And Remote Desktop.

It would be helpful to centralize all Azure Backup agents from a main console in the Server Manager or the Azure portal, so you can manage the backup and restore policies, managing multiple servers and workstations.

Invalid arguments. Additional details from the underlying API that might be helpful: Cannot start template deployment. A resource group location was not specified. I don't believe I can, or should need to specify the resource group location.

Make a option available in Azure to install the Server management tools gateway on 2 servers on premise and group them together so you can make the gateway high available.

[Customer submitted feedback] Currently you can do this via PowerShell: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/35196.microsoft-azure-managing-nano-server-with-server-management-tools.aspx

I cannot find any information on how Microsoft will bill the usage of these tools and connections.

[Customer submitted feedback] In Services tool, show more details on each service listed, so user doesn’t need to search internet and figure out – what each service is for, requirements, etc

[Customer submitted feedback] Currently, the gateway service MSI package can be installed on WS2016, WS2012 and WS2012R2, including Server Core, but not on Nano Server.

[Customer submitted feedback] Preserve the PS console state when moving away from the PS blade and coming back.

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[Customer submitted feedback]
Can the server management tools be used via an API from an UWP app either directly against the gateway server software, or via azure?

Currently we have an UWP app and use our own gateway software for doing remote management, but it would be awesome to be able to use your gateway software instead!

Let me explain the requirement.
We have a web application through which we should be able to manage (List ,start, stop, create VMs) the VMs created using VMM.
I understand using RSMT , on premise /azure windows machines can be managed using azure portal . We are looking for an SDK which will enable our applications connect to the machines where VMM is hosted and do the necessary operation in the VM created in VMM. Is there any way we can leverage SMT in this regard?