How to unattended deploy Lync Server 2013 administrative tools

Hi all,
I'm trying to deploy the Lync Server 2013 administrative tools unattended but it seams not to be such easy as with other Microsoft products.
I have looked for Lync Server setup command options/Switches but didn't find anything.
Currently the only way it really works is by manually installing the administrative tools using normal deployment wizard.
I have obsorved that the wizard then executes in the backgroud (not transparent) a set of different tasks like preparation tasks, installs some MSIs from the setup folder (like SharedManagementObjects.msi, SQLSysClrTypes.msi) and it copies
the Lync Powershell Module locally.
I'm trying to find a way where I can deploy only this Lync 2013 administrative Tools on a set of Administrators Workstation (Windows 7 clients) and on some Windows Server 2012 R2 Management Servers by using for example a Powershell script or any other way
... important is that I can install them unattended and distribute them via existing software distribution tool.
Is there really no way to install them unattended?

Hi Sergio Verardo,
If I understand you correctly, the following steps for your reference.
1. Installing all the required software that Anthony mentioned.
2. Running the following command on target machine.
Msiexec
/i \\SharePath\admintools.msi /qn
I tested it and worked on my computer.
Best regards,
Eric

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Update-CsUserData : Unable to cast COM object of type 'System.__ComObject' to interface type
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