Microsoft’s RSAT documentation page (has an updated system requirements): Note: Depending on the current inherent or delegated administrative rights assigned to your user account, you may need to use the “Run as Administrator” function when opening the MMC. You can access the MMC by pressing the Start button and typing MMC into the search box.The MMC offers a centralized interface into which specific functionalities can be snapped. RSAT extends the functionality provided by the Microsoft Management Console (MMC). This optional update from Microsoft (KB958830, although it is not available through Windows/Microsoft Update) can allow easy access to server functions right from your desktop. In this article I’d like to introduce you to a third, possibly less well known option – the Remote Server Admin Tool (RSAT). When it comes to managing the network at a distance Windows Terminal Services\Remote Desktop and VMWare’s ESX VSphere (for those of you with a little virtual in your infrastructure) are two well-documented options. With the right mix of tools you can control and manage many aspects of your servers and your domain(s) from the convenience of your primary machine. But managing the functionality provided by your servers need not be a reason to leave your desk. Or maybe you just need to stretch your legs (honestly, you probably deserve to take a break).
Coffee, for example, is an excellent reason. There are many reasons to step away from your desk.
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