The Print Management console includes a built-in Migrate Printers wizard, which is backed internally by the Printbrm.exe command-line tool, that exports printer queues, drivers, port configurations, and security permissions from a source print server in a single guided operation and imports all of that configuration onto a destination server with minimal manual reconfiguration required from the administrator. Windows Admin Center's printer management extension provides an equivalent, browser-based, low-effort, GUI-driven path for accomplishing the same printer migration task, giving administrators who prefer a centralized web console a second supported option that also minimizes administrative effort. Server Manager, by contrast, has no dedicated printer migration capability of its own at all; it can be used to add or remove the Print and Document Services role, but it provides no wizard or mechanism for actually exporting and importing printer configurations between servers, so including Server Manager in the answer would add unnecessary complexity rather than reduce administrative effort. Because only Print Management and Windows Admin Center actually support printer migration with minimal effort, and Server Manager does not support it at all, Print Management and Windows Admin Center only is the correct combination of tools for this scenario.