Microsoft Management Console has snap-ins that are used to manage:

MMC snap-ins are designed for system administration, not for managing personal cloud data like contacts and calendars.

The Microsoft Management Console (MMC) is a host application that provides a common framework for administrative tools, known as snap-ins. These snap-ins enable administrators to manage a wide array of system elements, including device drivers, local users and groups, disk management, event logs, services, and network configurations.

While system recovery is a Windows feature, managing restore points is typically done through System Properties or the Recovery Control Panel, not via a dedicated MMC snap-in exclusively for restore points.

While some network settings can be managed via MMC snap-ins, this option is too specific and limits the broad scope of what MMC snap-ins manage, and 'peer-to-peer network' is a restrictive context.