debugging memory.dmp file remotely

Hello, i have a server 2008 r2 that crashed the other day and I need to check the memory.dmp file in the C drive under windows. however i can not install nor does the server have installed Wdbgdmp installed or wdk as well. they do not allow to install from MS so how i am suppose to debug anything? also the memory.dump file is almost 2gb in size. is there a way to use Windbg from my windows 10 laptop and research it? ive never had much luck getting debug to work .

also i would like to work with debug more at home to monitor my workstations on my lan mostly consist of 4 windows 10 pro and 1 windows 7 machine i want to setup debugging on my main windows 10 workstation is there a good guide on doing this? thanks

Another option is to use a remote desktop from the computer where there is a memory dump and run WinDbg on it and to analyze this dump

MrPepka said:

Another option is to use a remote desktop from the computer where there is a memory dump and run WinDbg on it and to analyze this dump

I was trying that but our sys guys think MS sites are a security threat so its blocked. but yes netshare would work. but my question would be what do i look for and how to use this tool. I was able to get it open on my laptop what now.