#OFFICE 365 XML TOOLS TOOLBAR INSTALL#
Extract / Install the Office Deployment Tool on your deployment server or any machine you want to use for this.Download the Office Deployment Tool for Click-to-Run from the Microsoft website.In this section, I will demonstrate the different possibilities from the Office Deployment Tool. I’ve heard of successful deployments out of LanDesk, Altiris, etc.), so it is not at all only possible by using Microsoft tools. Create an installation command-line sequence in ANY OTHER tool you are using.Create an application package you can publish from SCCM 2012 / 2012 R2.Integrate as task sequence in MDT 2012/2013 (Microsoft Deployment Toolkit).Active Directory Group Policy software application deployment.
(*) the command-line based install allows you to integrate with about any existing corporate deployment tool you might already have:
Create a package file that you can reuse in App-V ( Microsoft Application Virtualization engine).Deploy, uninstall and update by using command-line script (*).Download the Office 365 Pro Plus install files from the Microsoft cloud.It’s actually a small exe-file, that allows you to do the following: The magic tool behind this integration is the Office Deployment Tool. Office 365 ProPlus and the Office Deployment Tool
#OFFICE 365 XML TOOLS TOOLBAR HOW TO#
Today I’ll discuss how to use Office 365 ProPlus with the Office Deployment Tool. The IT department wants to define who should get the Office 365 Pro Plus components installed and who not. That’s where the integration between the Office 365 Pro Plus cloud-based installation and your existing deployment solution can come together. Another concern companies of such size have is control. While the super-easy click-to-run install is very useful for home offices or SMB-segment customers, it is not the most advised deployment approach for larger organizations. In the first part of this two-part article series on Office 365 Pro Plus, I started by explaining what Office 365 ProPlus is, followed by a quick walkthrough of the Click-To-Run installation approach.
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