Deploying Office installation

[OBradleyUSA]

*The three files are copied to the local machine with another command and it works perfectly*


The files has been copied to the local computer. One executable, one XML file, and one CMD file that runs the following line.

Setup.exe /configure C:\Users\Public\Downloads\OFFICE.xml

When I create a second command to run the CMD file on the local machine, it gives me the following error.

Result: Deployment ended: Incorrect function. Stop(Failure). Credential: (domain\lansweeper_user). ShareCredential: (user1).
Command: C:\Users\Public\Downloads\Office365.cmd

*The CMD file has admin rights to run and execute.


Commnand

Install Office

c:\Users\Public\downloads\Office365.cmd

Success code: 0, 1641, 3010
Action on success: Stop(success)
Action on failure: Stop(failure)


What am I doing wrong? Help. I new doing this.

OB

[looktall]

I don't know what that software versions signifies.

It's not something i have set.

The important thing is that you use the correct pathways relative to your M365 apps.

[looktall]

You don't need to copy any files to the local computer.

Place your O365 source files inside your deployment share.

Run the deployment as an installer.

Mine is like below.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<Package>
<Name>App Install - Office x64</Name>
<Description></Description>
<ShutdownOption>0</ShutdownOption>
<ShutdownTime>0</ShutdownTime>
<MaxDuration>5400</MaxDuration>
<Rescan>True</Rescan>
<RunMode>1</RunMode>
<Steps>
<Step>
<Nr>1</Nr>
<Name>Install Office</Name>
<Type>1</Type>
<ReturnCodes>0,1641,3010</ReturnCodes>
<Success>4</Success>
<Failure>-3</Failure>
<Path>{PackageShare}\Office 2019 x64\setup.exe</Path>
<Parameters>/configure "{PackageShare}\Office 2019 x64\InstallOffice2019x64.xml"</Parameters>
<MSIParameters></MSIParameters>
<MSIName></MSIName>
<MSIVersion></MSIVersion>
<Command>"{PackageShare}\Office 2019 x64\setup.exe" /configure "{PackageShare}\Office 2019 x64\InstallOffice2019x64.xml"</Command>
<EditMode>False</EditMode>
<Conditions />
</Step>
</Steps>
<SoftwareVersion>9.1.41.1</SoftwareVersion>
</Package>

[OBradleyUSA]

looktall wrote:
You don't need to copy any files to the local computer.

Place your O365 source files inside your deployment share.

Run the deployment as an installer.

Mine is like below.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<Package>
<Name>App Install - Office x64</Name>
<Description></Description>
<ShutdownOption>0</ShutdownOption>
<ShutdownTime>0</ShutdownTime>
<MaxDuration>5400</MaxDuration>
<Rescan>True</Rescan>
<RunMode>1</RunMode>
<Steps>
<Step>
<Nr>1</Nr>
<Name>Install Office</Name>
<Type>1</Type>
<ReturnCodes>0,1641,3010</ReturnCodes>
<Success>4</Success>
<Failure>-3</Failure>
<Path>{PackageShare}\Office 2019 x64\setup.exe</Path>
<Parameters>/configure "{PackageShare}\Office 2019 x64\InstallOffice2019x64.xml"</Parameters>
<MSIParameters></MSIParameters>
<MSIName></MSIName>
<MSIVersion></MSIVersion>
<Command>"{PackageShare}\Office 2019 x64\setup.exe" /configure "{PackageShare}\Office 2019 x64\InstallOffice2019x64.xml"</Command>
<EditMode>False</EditMode>
<Conditions />
</Step>
</Steps>
<SoftwareVersion>9.1.41.1</SoftwareVersion>
</Package>

Hi again

I noticed that in one of the last lines of your deployment installer lines point to a software version. I am using Office 365 apps for Enterprise. Can I put it as Office 365 apps for Enterprise?