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Note
Starting on April 21, 2020, Office 365 ProPlus is being renamed to Microsoft 365 Apps for enterprise. For more information, see Name change for Office 365 ProPlus. You may still see references to the old name in the Configuration Manager console and supporting documentation while the console is being updated.
Configuration Manager lets you manage Microsoft 365 Apps in the following ways:
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- Deploy Microsoft 365 Apps: You can start the Microsoft 365 Apps Installer from the Office 365 Client Management dashboard to make the initial Microsoft 365 Apps installation experience easier. The wizard lets you configure Microsoft 365 Apps installation settings, download files from Office Content Delivery Networks (CDNs), and create and deploy a script application with the content.
- Deploy Microsoft 365 Apps updates: You can manage Microsoft 365 Apps client updates by using the software update management workflow. When Microsoft publishes a new Microsoft 365 Apps update to the Office Content Delivery Network (CDN), Microsoft also publishes an update package to Windows Server Update Services (WSUS). After Configuration Manager synchronizes the Microsoft 365 Apps updates from the WSUS catalog to the site server, the update is available to deploy to clients.NoteStarting in Configuration Manager version 2002, you can import Microsoft 365 Apps updates into disconnected environments. For more information, see Synchronize Microsoft 365 Apps updates from a disconnected software update point.
- Add languages for Microsoft 365 Apps update downloads: You can add support for Configuration Manager to download updates for any languages supported by Microsoft 365 Apps. Meaning Configuration Manager doesn't have to support the language as long as Microsoft 365 Apps does. Prior to Configuration Manager version 1610 you must download and deploy updates in the same languages configured on Microsoft 365 Apps clients.
- Change the update channel: You can use group policy to distribute a registry key value change to Microsoft 365 Apps clients to change the update channel.
To review Microsoft 365 Apps client information and start some of these Microsoft 365 Apps management actions, use the Office 365 Client Management dashboard.
Deploy Microsoft 365 Apps
Start the Microsoft 365 Apps Installer from the Office 365 Client Management dashboard for the initial Microsoft 365 Apps installation. The wizard lets you configure Microsoft 365 Apps installation settings, download files from the Office Content Delivery Networks (CDNs), and create and deploy a script application for the files. Until Microsoft 365 Apps is installed on clients and the Microsoft 365 Apps automatic updates task runs, Microsoft 365 Apps updates aren't applicable. For testing purposes, you can run the update task manually.
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For previous Configuration Manager versions, you must take the following steps to install Microsoft 365 Apps for the first time on clients:
- Download Office Deployment Tool (ODT)
- Download the Microsoft 365 Apps installation source files, including all of the language packs that you need.
- Generate the Configuration.xml that specifies the correct Microsoft 365 Apps version and channel.
- Create and deploy either a legacy package or a script application for clients to install Microsoft 365 Apps.
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Requirements
- The computer that runs the installer must have Internet access.
- The user that runs the installer must have Read and Write access to the content location share provided in the wizard.
- If you receive a 404 download error, copy the following files to the user %temp% folder:
Deploy Microsoft 365 Apps using Configuration Manager version 1806 or higher:
Starting in Configuration Manager 1806, the Office Customization Tool is integrated with the installer in the Configuration Manager console. When creating a deployment for Microsoft 365 Apps, you can dynamically configure the latest manageability settings.
- In the Configuration Manager console, navigate to Software Library > Overview > Office 365 Client Management.
- Click Office 365 Installer in the upper-right pane. The installation wizard opens.
- On the Application Settings page, provide a name and description for the app, enter the download location for the files, and then click Next. The location must be specified as servershare.
- On the Office Settings page, click on Go to the Office Customization Tool. This will open the Office Customization Tool for Click-to-Run.
- Configure the desired settings for your Microsoft 365 Apps installation. Click the Submit in the upper right of the page when you complete the configuration.
- On the Deployment page, determine if you would like to deploy now or at a later time. If you choose to deploy later, you can find the application in Software Library > Application Management > Applications.
- Confirm the settings on the Summary page.
- Click Next then click Close once the wizard completes.
Deploy Microsoft 365 Apps using Configuration Manager version 1802 and prior:
- In the Configuration Manager console, navigate to Software Library > Overview > Office 365 Client Management.
- Click Office 365 Installer in the upper-right pane. The installation wizard opens.
- On the Application Settings page, provide a name and description for the app, enter the download location for the files, and then click Next. The location must be specified as servershare.
- On the Import Client Settings page, choose whether to import the Microsoft 365 Apps client settings from an existing XML configuration file or to manually specify the settings. Click Next when you're done.When you have an existing configuration file, enter the location for the file and skip to step 7. You must specify the location in the form serversharefilename.XML.ImportantThe XML configuration file must contain only languages supported by Office 2016.
- On the Client Products page, select the Microsoft 365 Apps suite that you use. Select the applications that you want to include. Clipwrap for mac free download cnet. Select any additional products that should be included, and then click Next.
- On the Client Settings page, choose the settings to include, and then click Next.
- On the Deployment page, choose whether to deploy the application, and then click Next.
If you choose not to deploy the package in the wizard, skip to step 9. - Configure the rest of the wizard pages as you would for a typical application deployment. For details, see Create and deploy an application.
- Complete the wizard.
- You can deploy or edit the application from Software Library > Overview > Application Management > Applications.
After you create and deploy Microsoft 365 Apps using the installer, Configuration Manager won't manage the Microsoft 365 Apps updates by default. To enable Microsoft 365 Apps clients to receive updates from Configuration Manager, see Deploy Microsoft 365 Apps updates with Configuration Manager.
After you deploy Microsoft 365 Apps, you can create automatic deployment rules to maintain the apps. To create an automatic deployment rule for Microsoft 365 Apps, click Create an ADR from the Office 365 Client Management dashboard. Select Office 365 Client when you choose the product. For more information, see Automatically deploy software updates.
Drill through required Microsoft 365 Apps updates
(Introduced in version 1906)
You can drill through compliance statistics to see which devices require a specific Microsoft 365 Apps software update. To view the device list, you need permission to view updates and the collections the devices belong to. To drill down into the device list:
- Go to Software Library > Office 365 Client Management > Office 365 Updates.
- Select any update that is required by at least one device.
- Look at the Summary tab and find the pie chart under Statistics.
- Select the View Required hyperlink next to the pie chart to drill down into the device list.
- This action takes you to a temporary node under Devices where you can see the devices requiring the update. You can also take actions for the node such as creating a new collection from the list.
Deploy Microsoft 365 Apps updates
Use the following steps to deploy Microsoft 365 Apps updates with Configuration Manager:
- Verify the requirements for using Configuration Manager to manage Microsoft 365 Apps client updates in the Requirements for using Configuration Manager to manage Microsoft 365 Apps client updates section of the article.
- Configure software update points to synchronize the Microsoft 365 Apps client updates. Set Updates for the classification and select Office 365 Client for the product. Synchronize software updates after you configure the software update points to use the Updates classification.
- Enable Microsoft 365 Apps clients to receive updates from Configuration Manager. Use Configuration Manager client settings or group policy to enable the client.Method 1: Beginning in Configuration Manager version 1606, you can use the Configuration Manager client setting to manage the Microsoft 365 Apps client agent. After you configure this setting and deploy Microsoft 365 Apps updates, the Configuration Manager client agent communicates with the Microsoft 365 Apps client agent to download the updates from a distribution point and install them. Configuration Manager takes inventory of Microsoft 365 Apps client settings.
- In the Configuration Manager console, click Administration > Overview > Client Settings.
- Open the appropriate device settings to enable the client agent. For more information about default and custom client settings, see How to configure client settings.
- Click Software Updates and select Yes for the Enable management of the Office 365 Client Agent setting.
Method 2:Enable Microsoft 365 Apps clients to receive updates from Configuration Manager by using the Office Deployment Tool or Group Policy. - Deploy the Microsoft 365 Apps updates to clients.
Note
If Microsoft 365 Apps was installed recently, and depending on how it was installed, it is possible that the update channel has not been set yet. In that case, deployed updates will be detected as not applicable. There is a scheduled Automatic Updates task created when Microsoft 365 Apps installs. In this situation, this task needs to run at least once in order for the update channel to be set and updates detected as applicable.
If Microsoft 365 Apps was installed recently and deployed updates are not detected, for testing purposes, you can start the Office Automatic Updates task manually and then start the Software Updates Deployment Evaluation Cycle on the client. For instructions on how to do this in a task sequence, see Updating Microsoft 365 Apps in a task sequence.
Restart behavior and client notifications for Microsoft 365 Apps updates
When you deploy an update to an Microsoft 365 Apps client, the restart behavior and client notifications are different depending on the version of Configuration Manager. The following table provides information about the end-user experience when the client receives an Microsoft 365 Apps update:
Configuration Manager version | End-user experience |
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1706, 1710 | The client receives pop-up and in-app notifications, as well as a countdown dialog, prior to installing the update. |
1802 | The client receives pop-up and in-app notifications, as well as a countdown dialog, prior to installing the update. If any Microsoft 365 Apps are running during a client update enforcement, the Microsoft 365 Apps will not be forced to close. Instead, the update install will return as requiring a system restart |
Important
In Configuration Manager version 1706, note the following details:
- A notification icon displays in the notification area on the task bar for required apps where the deadline is within 48 hours in the future and the update content has been downloaded.
- A countdown dialog displays for required apps where the deadline is within 7.5 hours in the future and the update has been downloaded. The user can postpone the countdown dialog up to three times before the deadline. When postponed, the countdown displays again after two hours. If not postponed, there is a 30-minute countdown and update gets installed when the countdown expires.
- A pop-up notification might not display until the user clicks the icon in the notification area. In addition, if the notification area has minimal space, the notification icon might not be visible unless the user opens or expands the notification area.
- The notification and countdown dialog could start while the user is not actively working on the device. For example, when the device is locked overnight it's possible Microsoft 365 Apps running on the device could be forced to close to install the update. Before closing the app, Office saves app data to prevent data loss.
- If the deadline is in the past or configured to start as soon as possible, running Microsoft 365 Apps might be forced to close without notifications.
- If the user installs an Microsoft 365 Apps update before the deadline, Configuration Manager verifies that the update is installed when the deadline is reached. If the update is not detected on the device, the update is installed.
- The in-app notification bar does not display on an app that is running before the update is downloaded. After the update is downloaded, the in-app notification displays only for newly opened apps.
- For Microsoft 365 Apps updates triggered by a service window or scheduled for non-business hours, it's possible that running Office apps might be forced to close to install the update without notifications.
- For more information, see End-user update notifications for Microsoft 365 Apps
Add languages for Microsoft 365 Apps update downloads
You can add support for Configuration Manager to download updates for any languages that are supported by Microsoft 365 Apps.
Download updates for additional languages in version 1902
Starting in Configuration Manager version 1902, the update workflow separates the 38 languages for Windows Update from the numerous additional languages for Office 365 Client Update.
To select the necessary languages, use the Language Selection page in the following locations:
- Create Automatic Deployment Rule Wizard
- Deploy Software Updates Wizard
- Download Software Updates Wizard
- Automatic Deployment Rule Properties
In the Language Selection page, select Office 365 Client Update, then click Edit. Add the needed languages for Microsoft 365 Apps, then click OK.
To add support to download updates for additional languages in version 1810 and earlier
Use the following procedure on the software update point at the central administration site or stand-alone primary site.
Important
Configuring additional Microsoft 365 Apps update languages is a site-wide setting. After you add the languages using the following procedure, all Microsoft 365 Apps updates are downloaded in those languages, as well as the languages that you select on the Language Selection page in the Download Software Updates or Deploy Software Updates wizards.
- From a command prompt, type wbemtest as an administrative user to open the Windows Management Instrumentation Tester.
- Click Connect, and then type rootsmssite_<siteCode>.
- Click Query, and then run the following query:select * from SMS_SCI_Component where componentname ='SMS_WSUS_CONFIGURATION_MANAGER'
- In the results pane, double-click the object with the site code for the central administration site or stand-alone primary site.
- Select the Props property, click Edit Property, and then click View Embedded.
- Starting at the first query result, open each object until you find the one with AdditionalUpdateLanguagesForO365 for the PropertyName property.
- Select Value2 and click Edit Property.
- Add additional languages to the Value2 property and click Save Property.
For example, pt-pt (for Portuguese - Portugal), af-za (for Afrikaans - South Africa), nn-no (for Norwegian (Nynorsk) - Norway), etc. You would typept-pt,af-za,nn-no
for the example languages. Don't use spaces between the languages. - Click Close, click Close, click Save Property, and click Save Object (if you click Close here the values are discarded). Click Close, and then click Exit to exit the Windows Management Instrumentation Tester.
- In the Configuration Manager console, go to Software Library > Overview > Office 365 Client Management > Office 365 Updates.
- Now when you download Microsoft 365 Apps updates, the updates are downloaded in the languages that you select in the wizard and configured in this procedure. To verify that the updates download in the correct languages, go to the package source for the update and look for files with the language code in the filename.
Updating Microsoft 365 Apps in a task sequence
When using Install Software Updates task sequence step to Install Microsoft 365 Apps updates, it is possible that deployed updates will be detected as not applicable. This might happen if the scheduled Office Automatic Updates task hasn't run at least once (see the note in Deploy Microsoft 365 Apps updates). For example, this might happen if Microsoft 365 Apps was installed immediately before running this step.
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To ensure that the update channel is set so that deployed updates will be properly detected, use one of the following methods:
Method 1:
- On a machine with the same version of Microsoft 365 Apps, open Task Scheduler (taskschd.msc) and identify the Microsoft 365 Apps automatic updates task. Typically, it is located under Task Scheduler Library >Microsoft>Office.
- Right-click on the automatic updates task and select Properties.
- Go to the Actions tab and click Edit. Copy the command and any arguments.
- In the Configuration Manager console, edit your task sequence.
- Add a new Run Command Line step before the Install Software Updates step in the task sequence. If Microsoft 365 Apps is installed as part of the same task sequence, make sure this step runs after Office is installed.
- Copy in the command and arguments that you gathered from the Office automatic updates scheduled task.
- Click OK.
Method 2:
- On a machine with the same version of Microsoft 365 Apps, open Task Scheduler (taskschd.msc) and identify the Microsoft 365 Apps automatic updates task. Typically, it is located under Task Scheduler Library >Microsoft>Office.
- In the Configuration Manager console, edit your task sequence.
- Add a new Run Command Line step before the Install Software Updates step in the task sequence. If Microsoft 365 Apps is installed as part of the same task sequence, make sure this step runs after Office is installed.
- In the command line field, enter the command line that will run the scheduled task. See example below making sure the string in quotes matches the path and name of the task identified in step 1.Example:
schtasks /run /tn 'MicrosoftOfficeOffice Automatic Updates 2.0'
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Update channels for Microsoft 365 Apps
When Office 365 ProPlus was renamed to Microsoft 365 Apps for enterprise, the update channels were also renamed. If you use an automatic deployment rule (ADR) to deploy updates, you'll need to make changes to your ADRs if they rely on the Title property. That's because the name of update packages in the Microsoft Update Catalog is changing.
Currently, the title of an update package for Office 365 ProPlus begins with 'Office 365 Client Update' as seen in the following example:
Office 365 Client Update - Semi-annual Channel Version 1908 for x64 based Edition (Build 11929.20648)
For update packages released on and after June 9, the title will begin with 'Microsoft 365 Apps Update' as seen in the following example:
Microsoft 365 Apps Update - Semi-annual Channel Version 1908 for x64 based Edition (Build 11929.50000)
New Channel name | Previous Channel name |
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Semi-Annual Enterprise Channel | Semi-Annual Channel |
Semi-Annual Enterprise Channel (Preview) | Semi-Annual Channel (Targeted) |
Monthly Enterprise Channel | NA |
Current Channel | Monthly Channel |
Current Channel (Preview) | Monthly Channel (Targeted) |
Beta Channel | Insider |
For more information about how to modify your ADRs, see Automatically deploy software updates. For more information about the name change, see Name change for Office 365 ProPlus.
Change the update channel after you enable Microsoft 365 Apps clients to receive updates from Configuration Manager
After deploying Microsoft 365 Apps, you can change the update channel with Group Policy or the Office Deployment Tool (ODT). For example, you can move a device from Semi-Annual Channel to Semi-Annual Channel (Targeted). When changing the channel, Office is updated automatically without having to reinstall or download the full version. For more information, see Change the Microsoft 365 Apps update channel for devices in your organization.
Next steps
Use the Office 365 Client Management dashboard in Configuration Manager to review Microsoft 365 Apps client information and deploy Microsoft 365 Apps. For more information, see Office 365 Client Management dashboard.