How to use Adminpak.msi to install a specific server administration tool in Windows (314978)

SUMMARY

This article describes how to install individual server administration tools from the following Administration Packs:

• Microsoft Windows 2000 Administration Pack (Adminpak.msi) on Windows 2000-based computers
• Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Administration Tools Pack (Adminpak.msi) on Microsoft Windows XP-based computers and on Windows Server 2003-based computers
  
  Note You can install Windows Server 2003 Administration Tools Pack only on Windows XP-based computers and Windows Server 2003-based computers.

The Windows 2000 Adminpak.msi file is not available on the Windows 2000 Professional CD-ROM. But you can install it from the CD-ROM that is included with the following products:

• Windows 2000 Server
• Windows 2000 Advanced Server
• Windows 2000 Datacenter

This article refers to this CD-ROM as the Windows 2000 CD-ROM.

To remotely administer Windows 2000-based and Windows Server 2003-based computers, you can install and run the administration tools from the Windows 2000 Adminpak.msi file on the following computers:

• Windows 2000 Professional-based computers
• Windows 2000 Server-based member computers
• Windows 2000-based domain controllers

The Windows Server 2003 Adminpak.msi file is not available on the Windows XP Professional CD-ROM. But you can install it from the CD-ROM that is included with the following products:

• Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition
• Windows Server 2003, Datacenter Edition
• Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition

This article refers to this CD-ROM as the Windows Server 2003 CD-ROM.

To remotely administer Windows 2000-based and Windows Server 2003-based computers, you can install and run the administration tools from the Windows Server 2003 Adminpak.msi file on the following computers:

• Windows XP Professional-based member computers
• Windows Server 2003-based member computers
• Windows Server 2003-based domain controllers

In rare cases, Windows 2000 administration tools have limitations when you use them to remotely administer Windows Server 2003-based computers. In rare cases, Windows Server 2003 administration tools have limitations when you use them to remotely administer Windows 2000-based computers. For more information about these limitations, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base: Back to the top

Use MSIEXEC to install a specific server administration tool that is contained in Adminpak.msi

By default, when you install the Administration Pack, all the available tools in the Administration Pack are installed. However, you can use Windows Installer command-line switches to install specific server administration tools.

For example, you can run the following command from a command prompt:NoteAdminToolAbbreviation is the abbreviated name of the server administration tool that you want to install and that is contained in the Windows 2000 Adminpak.msi file or the Windows Server 2003 Adminpak.msi file.

Note You must copy the Adminpak.msi file to a location on the hard disk that is included in the Windows path, or you must include the path of the Adminpak.msi file in the command line.

For example, to use the WINS snap-in to install a specific individual server administration tool, follow these steps:

1. Insert the Windows 2000 Server or Windows 2000 Advanced Server CD into the CD drive.
2. In Windows Explorer, open the I386 folder on the Windows 2000 Server CD or on the Windows 2000 Advanced Server CD.
3. Copy the Adminpak.msi file to the %SystemRoot%\System32 folder on the hard disk.
4. Type the following command at a command prompt, and then press ENTER:

   msiexec /i adminpak.msi ADDLOCAL=FeWINSConsole /qb

   To locate the WINS snap-in, click Start, point to Programs, and then click Administrative Tools.

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Abbreviations for the Windows 2000 administration tools

You can use the method that is described in this article to install individual or additional Windows 2000 administration tools from the Windows 2000 Adminpak.msi file on Windows 2000-based computers by substituting the appropriate abbreviation of the server administration tool that you want to install. The following list contains more information about the abbreviations of the individual server administration tools.

Note When you use the abbreviated names of the server administration tools in the method that is described in this article, the abbreviated names are case sensitive. You must type the abbreviated name exactly the way it appears in the following table when you are using the Windows Installer command-line switches.

Abbreviation	Server administration tool
FeCERTConsole	Certification Authority
FeClusterConsole	Cluster Administrator
FeCMAKConsole	Connection Manager Administration Kit
FeDHCPConsole	DHCP
FeDFSConsole	Distributed File System
FeDNSConsole	DNS
FeIASConsole	Internet Authentication Service
FeIISConsole	Internet Services Manager
FeACSConsole	QoS Admission Control
FeRSConsole	Remote Storage
FeRRASConsole	Routing and Remote Access
FeTAPIConsole	Telephony
FeTSClientConsole	Terminal Services Client
FeTSMgrConsole	Terminal Services Tools
FeWINSConsole	WINS
FeADTools	Active Directory Tools

Note Active Directory Tools include the following three snap-ins:

• Active Directory Domains and Trusts
• Active Directory Sites and Services
• Active Directory Users and Computers

Terminal Services Tools include the following two snap-ins:

• Terminal Services Licensing
• Terminal Services Manager

You cannot install the Terminal Services snap-in individually.

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Abbreviations for the Windows Server 2003 administration tools

To install individual or additional Windows Server 2003 administration tools from the Windows Server 2003 Adminpak.msi file on Windows XP Professional or Windows Server 2003 computers, use the method that is described in this article. Substitute the appropriate abbreviation of the server administration tool that you want to install in the command line. The following list contains more information about the abbreviations of the individual server administration tools.

Note When you use the abbreviated names of the server administration tools in the method that is described in this article, the abbreviated names are case sensitive. You must type the abbreviated name exactly the way it appears in the following table when you are using the Windows Installer command-line switches.

Abbreviation		Server administration tool and description
FeADMgmtConsole		Active Directory Management: Manages the Active Directory
FeADTools		Active Directory: Use the Active Directory Tools to manage & administer directory service.
FeAZRoles		AZRoles: Use Authorization Manager for Role-based administration and computer configuration.
FeCERTConsole		Certification Authority: Manages the Certification Authority service. The Certification Authority service issues certificates for public key security programs.
FeCMAKConsole		Connection Manager Administration Kit: Use the Connection Manager Administration Kit to build Connection Manager Service Profiles.
FeClusterConsole		Cluster Administrator: Manages the Cluster service. The Cluster service improves the availability of server applications.
FeDFSConsole		Distributed File System: Use existing file shares to build a single logical namespace.
FeDHCPConsole		DHCP: Manages the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) service. The DHCP service dynamically allocates IP addresses to network computers.
FeDNSConsole		DNS: Manages the Domain Name System (DNS) service. The DNS service translates DNS computer names to IP addresses.
FeIASConsole		Internet Authentication Service: Uses the Remote Authentication Dial-in User Service (RADIUS) protocol to perform remote authentication.
FeIISAdminScripts		IIS Administration Scripts: Manages the Internet Information Service (IIS).
FeIPMgmtConsole		IP Address Management: Manages IP Addresses
FeNetLoadBalance		Network Load Balancing Manager: Manages the Network Load Balancing service.
FePKMgmtConsole		Public Key Management: Public Key Management
FeRISAdmin		Remote Installation Services: Use Remote Installation Services to support on-demand, image-based, operating system installations over a network connection from a RIS server to a client computer.
FeRSConsole		Remote Storage: Manages Remote Storage. Remote Storage automatically migrates data from infrequently accessed files to magnetic tapes or magneto-optical disks.
FeTAPIConsole		Telephony: Configures and manages the Telephony service.
FeTSMgrConsole		Terminal Services Manager: Use Terminal Services Manager to view information about terminal servers in trusted domains that includes all sessions, users, and processes for each terminal server. You can also use this tool to perform various actions to manage the server.
FeUDDI		UDDI : Use UDDI Services to enable enterprise developers to efficiently publish, discover, share, and reuse Web services directly through their development tools and business applications.
FeWINSConsole		WINS: Manages the Windows Internet Name Service (WINS). WINS translates NetBIOS computer names to IP addresses.

Tools that appear in the Windows 2000 Adminpak.msi file but not in the Windows Server 2003 Adminpak.msi file

Abbreviation		Server administration tool
FeIISConsole		Internet Services Manager
FeACSConsole		QoS Admission Control
FeRRASConsole		Routing and Remote Access
FeTSClientConsole		Terminal Services Client

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Troubleshooting

When you try to use Windows Installer command-line switches to install a server administration tool, you may receive the following error message: This issue may occur if you type the command line incorrectly. When you use the method that is described in this article, make sure that you type the abbreviated names of the server administration tools exactly as they appear in the tables earlier in this article.

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