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Microsoft Office is an application that is generally easy to install into a layer, and, if it will be used by itself, there are no complexities other than activation. If your organization's requirements are more complicated, then there will be more things to keep in mind. If you use Office Add-ons, these should be included in the office layer, but can sometimes be installed in different layers with Office checked as a prerequisite layer during layer creation. When using add-ons in separate layers, it is recommended to include all previously included add-ons also as prerequisites to ensure that they will work together properly if they will ever be deployed together. Note that some Office add-ons, like for Excel, are installed directly in the user profile, so can't be layered. User profile installations must be done in the end-user VM while logged in as the user.KMS should be considered a requirement for VDI deployments of Office 2010 and higher. Volume licensing should also be considered a requirement for Office 2007 and earlier. It is possible to use a different licensing structure than volume licensing; however, it will be more difficult to manage as each license must be activated separately on each desktop.The easiest way to manage the actual configuration of Office itself is through the extensive list of GPO's provided by Microsoft Office. Every setting for Office can be changed through the Microsoft GPO's.
When the first Office application is run for the first time on a desktop it creates a CMID for the application on that desktop that uniquely identifies the application instance for licensing. Therefore, when packaging Office for an image installation as we do with App Layering, the best option is to rearm the office deployment before finalizing. This will reset any licensing information to allow an image deployment. The command used to rearm Office 2010 is:
Note: For Office 32 bit on 64 Bit Windows look in the Program Files (x86) folders.If you are using MAK keys and not KMS, then activation must be run on each desktop after the layer has been deployed. You can activate on the desktop using the ospp.vbs script or using the Volume Activation Management Tool (VAMT 2.0/3.0).Note Microsoft has changed activation with Office 2013 allowing not only KMS and MAK activation for Windows 7 but also AD Activation. When using the AD Activation keep in mind that it will tie the account to the machine it is activated on. When a Non-Persistent desktop is refreshed Office will no longer have that binding, but Microsoft may still have the machine information recorded.Later in this document we discuss automating licensing using ospp.vbs scripting. We encourage you to read and understand the power of this approach if you have a complicated set of office requirements.
Office Activation scripts have been included in conjunction with the Citrix optimizer for a long time. However they are often updated. When you upgrade App Layering versions it is recommended to also upgrade the scripts that come with our gold tools self extracting zip.To do this add a version to your OS layer. Download the tools from the Citrix downloads web site, from the Tools section, called "citrix_app_layering_os_machine_tools_{version}.exe". Or if you are automatically receiving App Layering software updates from Citrix through the ELM, the OS MAchine Tools package is in your configured Network File Share, in the Unidesk\Upgrade Disks\{version} folder, with the same name as above. Put that file in your packaging machine. Right-click on the .EXE, get Properties, and select to Unblock the file if offered.Then execute the installer. It will unpack the scripts into the C:\Windows\setup\scripts folder. These files include new versions of the optimizer, kmssetup.cmd and the three office specific scripts we care about: OfficeActivate.cmd, NoReReg.cmd and Office2013Windows81_PREP.cmd. Running the installer will overwite the scripts already present in the OS layer, but it will not remove or overwrite any configurations you have already specified. The settings you have specified are stored in files that are not part of the scripts package. So you don't have to worry about preserving anything. It can't hurt to make a copy of the Scripts folder before you start, but there should be no danger.Updating the scripts in the OS layer allows you to use them for all the Office layers you might want to use. For Office the utility provides the ability to activate office during or after the build using KMS by just selecting the appropriate checkbox when creating the layer. MAK is also supported but not recommended. Do any other OS layer updates desired and finalize the OS layer. If you choose to run the Optimizer in the OS Layer, please do not select any Office options yt. Office options should always be done only in the Office layer itself.
Office 365 can be installed with a standalone downloader or using the Office Deployment Toolkit. For Citrix App Layering Deployments, we require that the Office Deployment Toolkit is used. The toolkit is a small executable that downloads the latest version of Office 365 with updates to an Admin Installation Point. Then the toolkit is used again to install from the installation point into the layer.An example configuration.xml file might look like this:Note: MS Teams has specific recommendation for installation in VDI, Follow -us/citrix-virtual-apps-desktops/multimedia/opt-ms-teams.htmlYou need to exclude teams installation when deploying through office deployment toolkitSome important settings included within the xml file:
After completing the installation and defining the proper key you should rearm the installation. In Office 2010 this was not always necessary but we have noticed it is necessary in Office 2013 or later whether you run an Office application or not.To rearm find the appropriate folder and run the rearm command from an Administrative cmd prompt."C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\OfficeSoftwareProtectionPlatform\ospprearm.exe" or "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office15\ospprearm.exe" Or if using 32 bit office on 64 bit windows look in the Program Files (x86) directories.
To update Office 365, you can create a whole new Office Layer based on the current distribution or add a version to your existing Office layer and update that. If you are creating a new Office layer you just follow the instructions defined earlier in the recipe after deleting the source files that were originally downloaded by the ODK setup. This will give you the smallest possible layer.To install updates in a new version of the layer, add a version to the office layer change the configuration.xml to allow updates then rerun the setup /download configuration.xml. This will add new updates to the source share similar to the following:Then change the xml back to disable updates and run setup /configure configuration.xml which will install the updates into the layer.Upgrading from one version to the nextWhen going from one version of Office to another (IE 2013 to 2016) it is highly recommended that a new Layer is created rather than upgrading an existing layer inside of a version. Not only does this allow for the cleanest install path, but it also keeps the layer footprint small.
Microsoft 365 is a subscription that comes with premium apps like Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, Outlook, Publisher, and Access (Publisher and Access available on PC only). The apps can be installed on multiple devices, including PCs, Macs, iPads, iPhones, Android tablets, and Android phones. Microsoft 365 also comes with services like 1 TB of OneDrive storage, 60 Skype minutes per month, and Microsoft chat and phone support. With a subscription, you get the latest versions of the apps and automatically receive updates when they happen.
You can activate Office 2021 over an internet connection, and you may need to periodically connect to confirm the license associated with the licensed device. You should also connect to the Internet regularly to keep your version of Office up to date and benefit from automatic updates.
Commercial versions of Office LTSC will have 5 years of support under the Fixed Lifecycle Policy. The Modern Lifecycle Policy governs products that may have more frequent changes with a faster update cadence and allows for small changes with a minimum 30-day advance notice to customers.
Like the Windows version, the commercial version of Office LTSC for Mac has 5 years of support under the Fixed Lifecycle Policy. The Modern Lifecycle Policy governs products that may have more frequent changes with a faster update cadence and allows for small changes with a minimum 30-day advance notice to customers.
First I completely uninstalled all versions of MSO using the tool in article found at -us/article/uninstall-office-from-a-pc-9dd49b83-264a-477a-8fcc-2fdf5dbf61d8?ui=en-US&rs=en-US&ad=US&fromAR=1I did get a bang for "Microsoft Office 2016 Click-to-Run installed Not Fixed X"Rebooted the computer to see what would happen.I then went to install MSO19. I downloaded it from my subscription. I extracted the ISO. I clicked on setup."Setup is unable to proceed due to the following error(s): This product requires Internet Information Services (IIS) 7.0 or higher., with ASP .NET v4.0 in the list of IIS Web Server Extensions. Correct the issue(s) listed above and re-run the setup."So now as an IT professional I am asking the question. After running the MSO uninstaller and rebooting...So will Microsoft correct the issue so that IIS and ASP will be taken care of automatically? While I'm at it may as well ask why MSO 19 requires IIS and ASP?No. I haven't got the program installed I guess I should say. I'm not quite sure what IIS is explicitly required. I'd rather be minimal and not select the whole of ALL IIS to install. Or for that matter what explicity is required for ASP.NET when making the selections.Is there a way method or means to download the complete install binaries instead of from the CDN?Have a great day! 59ce067264