This article describes how to specify an individual Server Administration Tool when you install the Administration Pack (Adminpak.msi).

NOTE: The Adminpak.msi file is not available on the Windows 2000 Professional CD-ROM, but you can install it from the Windows 2000 Server CD-ROM.

When you install the Administration Pack, all of the available tools in the Administration Pack are installed by default; however, you can install individual, specific Server Administration Tools by using Windows Installer command line switches.

For example, you can use the following command from a command prompt
	msiexec /i adminpak.msi ADDLOCAL=Abbreviation /qb
	msiexec /i adminpak.msi ADDLOCAL=FeWINSConsole /qb
Server Administration Tool Abbreviations (case sensitive)

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