Administrative tools windows 7

Remote Server Administration Tools для Windows 7 – это набор инструментальных средств удаленного управления, которые можно скачать и установить на компьютер с системой Windows 7. После того, как вы скачали пакет, установите Administration Tools на свой компьютер двойным щелчком по скачанному пакету и завершите с помощью мастера установки.

Установить Administration Tools pack можно только на компьютер с системой Windows 7.

Устанавливать Administration Tools pack можно только для административной работы с компьютерами, работающими под системами Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2008 или Windows Server 2003.

Вы должны быть либо членом группы Администраторы на компьютере, на который хотите установить Administration Tools pack, или вы должны войти в компьютер используя встроенную учетную запись администратора.

1. Сначала скачайте remote server administrative tools for windows 7
2. Откройте папку, в которую сохранился файл, двойным щелчком распакуйте архив, затем запустите мастер установки Remote Server Administration Tools for Windows 7.

1. Нажмите Пуск – Панель управления - в поле Программы нажмите Удаление программы.
2. Нажмите Просмотр установленных обновлений.
3. Выберите обновления для Microsoft Windows (958830).
4. Нажмите Удалить.

Admin pack для администрирования в Windows 7 (Remote Server Administration Tools) - Погодин Евгений Михайлович, создание сайта, именная почта, IT аутс

В Windows 7 очень не хватает оснасток: Active Directory Users and Computers, Active Directory Site and Services, DNS, DHCP и т.д. для администрирования домена Windows. Чтобы исправить этот недостаток компания Microsoft выпустила набор утилит под названием Remote Server Administration Tools for Windows 7. Этот пакет позволяет управлять ролями и функциями на удаленных серверах под управлением Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2008 или Windows Server 2003.

Для его установки требуется…

Скачать Remote Server Administration Tools for Windows 7 отсюда: microsoft.com  (примерно 215 МБ). После запуска установщика система предложит установить обновление KB958830.

После удачного завершения установки, нужно добавить необходимые инструменты в систему. Для этого идем в «Панель управления (Control Panel)» – «Программы и компоненты (Programs and Features)» – «Включение и отключение компонентов Windows (Turn Windows features on or off)» – «Средства удаленного администрирования сервера(Remote Server Administration Tools)». Ставим галки напротив нужных инструментов.

ОК. Теперь в «Панель управления\Администрирование» появились инструменты, которые мы выбрали.

До этого был только стандартный набор инструментов:

Установка RSAT в Windows 7

Набор утилит Microsoft Remote Server Administration Tools (RSAT) позволяет администраторам удаленно управлять ролями и функциями сервера Windows Server 2008 R2 с компьютера под управлением Windows 7.

Он включает в себя поддержку удаленного управления компьютерами под управлением Server Core или полноценного сервера Windows Server 2008 R2.

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После установки пакета RSAT, который содержит большинство необходимых администратору утилит и оснасток, они будут доступны в панели управления (Programs & Features — Windows Features).

Различные функции пакета RSAT можно активировать с помощью утилиты  командной строки (CLI), которая называется DISM (Deployment Image Servicing and Management), ее использование полностью аналогично  процедуре включения/выключения функций и ролей в Windows Server 2008 R2 Server Core .

DISM позволяет перечислить, установить, удалить, настроить или обновить функции и пакеты в образе системы Windows.  Список доступных команд зависит от того, в каком режиме работы находится система: offline или online.

Чтобы получить список всех доступных функций, наберите в командной строке:

Печенюшка - Remote Server Administration Tools for Windows 7

Все чаще и чаще приходится видеть Windows 7 на рабочих станциях, несмотря на то, что официального релиза этой операционной системы ещё не было, да что там говорить, не было даже релиз кандидата (RC), только Beta версия. Тем не менее продукт весьма успешный, рабочий и достоин внимания.

Виндовые администраторы, которые на свой дэсктоп установили Windows 7, будут искать там такие оснастки, как: Active Directory Users and Computers, Active Directory Site and Services, оснастки удаленного управления DNS, DHCP и т.д. Где же их взять?

Разработчики компании Microsoft изготовили некий Remote Server Administration Tools for Windows 7. Remote Server Administration Tools for Windows 7 — это пакет, который позволяет управлять ролями и функциями на удаленных серверах под управлением Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2008 или Windows Server 2003 с компьютера, на котором установлена операционная система Windows 7.

Скачать Remote Server Administration Tools for Windows 7 можно отсюда: microsoft.com

После скачивания, устанавливаем Remote Server Administration Tools for Windows 7. Пользователи русскоязычной версии Windows 7 могут столкнуться с проблемой при установке, в этом случае возможно поможет изменение языка интерфейса с русского на english в панели управления, раздел «Язык и региональные стандарты».

После установки Remote Server Administration Tools for Windows 7, отправляемся в «Панель управления (Control Panel)» — «Программы и компоненты (Programs and Features)» — «Включение и отключение компонентов Windows (Turn Windows features on or off)».

Находим в списке » Remote Server Administration Tools» и выбираем необходимые нам инструменты для использования.

Нажимаем кнопку Ок. После, мы увидим отображение выбранных инструментов в разделе «Администрирование».

Administrative Tools - Windows 7 Tutorial

Exchange Server 2010 provides administrators with three primary administrative tools: The first two, the Exchange Management Shell and the Exchange Management Console, were both introduced with Exchange Server 2007. The third, the Exchange Control Panel, is new to Exchange Server 2010 and provides some exciting possibilities.

The Exchange Management Shell is a command-line interface, allowing administrators to run single commands or complex scripts to simplify redundant tasks. The Exchange Management Shell can be utilized to configure every aspect of an Exchange Server environment.

The Exchange Management Console has a graphical user interface (GUI). Nearly as powerful as the Shell, the Console can be used to configure most of the aspects of an Exchange Server environment.

New to Exchange Server 2010 is the Exchange Control Panel, which enables personnel to administer some aspects of the Exchange Server environment through a web interface. Unlike the Management Console or the Management Shell, which are designed and intended to be used only by Exchange Server administrators, the Exchange Control Panel is designed to also enable end users to self-manage certain aspects of their accounts.

The Exchange Management Shell (EMS) is the engine that powers all Exchange Administrative tools. A powerful management tool in its own right; the EMS is also utilized by both the Exchange Management Console and the Exchange Control Panel to process actions initiated in their interfaces.

Introduced in Exchange Server 2007, the Exchange Management Shell is a command-line management interface. Administrators had been screaming for years for a command-line tool that was powerful enough to enable scripted changes of Exchange Server objects, and the Exchange Management Shell was well received.

Tasks that had to be done manually within the confines of the GUI management application in pre-2007 versions could now be scripted, allowing administrators increased flexibility for repetitive tasks. The Exchange Management Shell looks similar to the DOS command prompt (cmd.exe), in that it opens a window with a black background and a text interface. However, you notice immediately that certain commands and errors are highlighted in yellow or red text rather than the traditional monochromatic command prompt.

With the Exchange Management Shell, administrators can manage every aspect of Exchange Server including the creation and management of new email accounts, the configuration of Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) connectors and transport agents, or properties of database stores. In fact, every task that can be accomplished with the Exchange Management Console can be accomplished from the command line in the EMS, but the opposite is not true.

NOTE: When the EMS was first released, there were many commands that had to be performed in the shell because many configuration options were not available in the EMC. As much as administrators enjoyed the new capabilities of the command-line interface, they did not like being told "you have to use it all the time." Over time, more and more functionality was added back into the Exchange Management Console.

With the EMS, administrators have a powerful yet flexible scripting platform that is much easier to take advantage of than using Microsoft Visual Basic scripts-previously the only way to script changes in the Exchange Server environment. As described by Microsoft, "What once took hundreds of lines in Visual Basic scripts can now be accomplished easily with as little as one line of code."

The EMS uses an object model that is based on the Microsoft .NET platform. This enables the shell commands to apply the output from one command to subsequent commands when they are run.

Whereas Exchange Server 2007 used PowerShell v1, Exchange Server 2010 is built on PowerShell v2, which has several enhancements that distinguish it from the previous version.

Exchange Server 2010 also utilizes Windows Remote Management (WinRM) 2.0. Whether an administrator is connecting to a local server or one halfway around the world, EMS always connects to the desired Exchange Server 2010 server via a remote connection utilizing an Internet Information Server (IIS) virtual directory. This holds true even when administrators are running the PowerShell command against the server they are currently logged on to. Due to this capability, the ability to perform PowerShell-based Exchange Server management does not require Exchange Server binaries to be installed on the requesting client, so 32-bit clients that have PowerShell v2 with WinRM 2.0 installed can be used for remote PowerShell administration.

The supported client OS platforms include the x86 and x64 versions of Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows 7, Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2003 R2, and Windows XP.

The Exchange Management Shell has a number of command functions, support options, and customization features. The following is a list of some of the basic concepts administrators should be aware of:

• Objects -The collection of properties that represents each of the pieces that make up an Exchange Server environment. An object can refer to a user mailbox, a server, a connector, or one of many other configurable items.
• Cmdlets -A cmdlet, pronounced "command-let," is a specialized .NET class that performs a particular operation. Cmdlets are the smallest unit of functionality in the EMS. Similar in appearance to the built-in commands in other shells (such as the DIR or CD commands in a Microsoft command prompt), cmdlets can be run individually or combined in scripts. There are hundreds of cmdlets provided for Exchange Server-specific management tasks.
• Parameters -Parameters are elements that provide information to the cmdlet. Parameters can either identify an object or its attributes to act upon or can control how the cmdlet performs its task.
• Restricted PSSession -By implementing the RBAC control model, the EMS can restrict available cmdlets and parameters to only those that the user has access to run. For example, if the user does not have the access to create new mailboxes, the New-Mailbox cmdlet will not be presented to them.
• Identity -Identity is a special parameter that can be used with most cmdlets to give access to the unique identifiers that refer to a particular object. By using the identity parameter, administrators can specify the particular object they want to retrieve, modify, or delete. To reduce unnecessary keystrokes, the identity parameter was created as a positional parameter. When running a cmdlet, the first argument is assumed to be the identity parameter, so running the command get-mailbox -identity "linkin" will produce the same results as get-mailbox "linkin".
• Pipelining -Before the EMS, one of the biggest shortcomings of scripting in the Exchange Server environment was the lack of ability to take the output of one command and utilize it directly as the input for other commands. Within the EMS, pipelining allows exactly that. Administrators have the ability to string cmdlets together, using one cmdlet to gather data, passing the results to a second cmdlet that filters the data to a smaller subset, and then supplying the result to a third cmdlet to act on.
• Object -oriented data handling-Because the resulting output from any cmdlet in the Exchange Management Shell is an object, all output can be acted upon and processed by other commands with little to no changes. Commands that are intended to work together on particular feature sets accept the output from other commands in the same feature set.
• Access cmd.exe commands -All the commands available in the Windows command prompt (cmd.exe) are also available to the EMS. Administrators can not only run these commands, but also can take the output from those commands and perform actions based on that output.
• Trusted scripts -Administrators have long been concerned that the ability to run scripts in an organization (especially when logged in with administrative credentials) could have disastrous results. To prevent this from happening, the Exchange Management Shell requires that all scripts be digitally signed before they are allowed to run. This feature is intended to prevent malicious users from inserting a dangerous or harmful script in the EMS. Before a script can be run, the administrator must specifically "trust" it, helping to protect the entire organization.
• Profile customization -The EMS provides a powerful, easy-to-use interface with the default installation, but administrators might want to customize the appearance of the interface, create shortcuts for commonly used commands, or specify specific commands to automatically run when the EMS starts. All these items can be configured using a customized Exchange Management Shell profile.
• Tip -Although perhaps not as impressive as the preceding features, a welcome feature of the EMS is the display of a Tip of the Day each time the Exchange Management Shell is opened. The Tip of the Day offers advice on how to perform specific tasks within the shell, listing commands and proper syntax for their use.

Установка Средства удаленного администрирования сервера (Admin Pack)

Далее устанавливаем скачанную версию, не забываем, что для установки необходимо обладать правами Администратора на компьютере. Сама по себе установка интуитивно понятна -Соглашаетесь с лицензионным соглашение, затем выбираете путь установки (рекомендую ставить по умолчанию).

После установки приступаем к настройке Admin pack (в этом примере установка будет происходить на Windows 7), для этого заходим «Пуск-Панель управления-Программы и компоненты (или Программы в зависимости от того как отображаются значки в Панели управления)- Включение или отключение компонентов» .

В открывшемя окне Компоненты Windows. заходим в «Средства удаленого администрирования сервера» и выбираем необходимые средства.

Когда выберите нужные вам инструменты, щелкните « OK ». Теперь если вы зайдете в «Пуск –Администрирование». вы увидите все необходимые вам компоненты   Средства удаленного администрирования.

How to Install Admin Pack for Windows 7 and Start Using

This article explains how to install admin pack for Windows 7 computer and start using. Even if you don’t have high end Windows 2008 servers but to manage small network from your windows 7 computer these admin pack tools help lot. Administration pack tools do not come with Windows 7. You have to download it from Microsoft site and install.

This administration tools pack allows doing most of the Windows 2003, Windows 2008 and Windows 2008 R2 server tasks from your Windows 7 computer.

Remote Desktop manager is one of the admin pack tool to manage multiple remote desktop connections in one screen and it allows saving user name password for each connection profile. So next time you do not need to type user name and password to connect specific computer or server.  Installing Admin or administrators pack on windows 7 is slightly different than earlier versions of Windows.

You can install the Administration Tools pack on a computer that is running the Professional, Enterprise, or Ultimate editions of Windows 7.

2)      Start the installation. Yes for Install update.

3)      Once successfully installed, next screen shows how to install each feature of admin pack tool.  Without doing following steps you can’t find any of the administration tools in program files or control panel. Close the screen and go to control panel.

4)      Go to Programs and features. Select Turn Windows features on or off then select Remote Server Administration Tools as shown below.

5)      Depends on the requirement of network you can select each option. As I mentioned earlier, you can manage Windows 2003,2008 and 2008 R2 Servers from Windows 7 client computer by this administration tools pack.  You must be in administrator group or administration tasks privilege should have been given to perform some of server tasks. In this example I select Remote Desktop Services Tools which help to manage multiple remote desktop connections in Windows 7 computer.

6)      So newly added administrations pack tool feature can be found under Administrative Tools in Windows 7.

The other administrative pack tools which you select also will be listed under Administrative Tools.

Even you can install Server Manager in Windows 7 and do the same all server tasks in Windows 2003,2008 and 2008 R2 from Windows 7 client.

I’m sure this article explained about how to install Admin Pack for Windows 7 to get remote desktop manager and to enable other administration tasks.