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3. Here we are going to show you how to deploy Office 2016 (centralized 32-bit MS Office Professional Plus 2016) by using SCCM 2012 R2.

Which deployment option for Microsoft Office 2. For consumers and small businesses who subscribe to Office 3.

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Office 2. 01. 6 will be deployed automatically. For IT administrators working in enterprise environments, however, the deployment of Microsoft Office 2. The plan. How IT admins will chose to deploy Office 2. For example, if you subscribe under the Office 3.

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Pro Plus plan, your enterprise can continue to receive feature and security updates on a monthly basis as you have been. Microsoft has dubbed this always up- to- date deployment process as . The Current Branch for this month released on September 2.

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Current Branch subscribers, you have all the latest Office 2. If you choose, you can opt to deploy Office 2.

Microsoft calls . The first Current Branch for Business build will be deployed in February 2. September 2. 2, 2. Current Branch plan, along with any after- the- fact security updates associated with those features. It's important to note that the Current Branch for Business plan is the default plan for Office 3.

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As is typical, Microsoft's naming scheme for Office 2. If compatibility is not a problem in your enterprise, you should probably opt to use the Current Branch method for deployment. Enterprises with a volume licensing agreement can download Office 2.

Microsoft Volume Licensing Service Center starting October 1, 2. However, if your enterprise has issues with compatibility that require extensive testing before deploying new features, then you'll want to keep using the Current Branch for Business plan. No matter which plan you choose to use, if your enterprise is of significant size, you'll likely want to use the Background Intelligent Transfer Service (BITS) to help control network traffic. Bottom line. There are many new features in Microsoft Office 2. Skype for Business, Clutter for Outlook, better cloud collaboration tools for all apps, real time co- authoring in Word, and built- in business intelligence tools. This is a significant update to Office, so the decision on when and how to deploy it is not a trivial matter.

Microsoft has provided numerous tools and options to help IT admins deploy Office 2. After all, you're subscribing to Office 3. Office 2. 01. 6 apps whether you deploy them or not. Therefore, you might as well let your users take advantage of the latest features.

It only makes sense. Your thoughts. Will you deploy Office 2. February 2. 01. 6 under the Current Branch for Business plan? What are your concerns about deploying Office 2.

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How to Deploy Windows 1. Using MDT In Windows Server 2. This is the second part of Microsoft deployment toolkit article to deploy Windows 1.

MDT. To simply understand the tasks in this article, you need to read the first part “How to Install ADK and MDT in Windows Server 2. Also as network admin, you should already know about Microsoft Deployment tool kits and Windows deployment.

So I assume you have read the firs part of deploy Windows 1. MDT which talk about installing ADK and MDT in Windows Server 2.

For this Windows deployment lab I’m using Hyper- v, Windows Server 2. Windows 1. 0 to deploy Windows 1.

MDT. The MDT is installed on Windows Server beside Active directory and DHCP Server. You can install MDT separately on a Windows client or Server. The software you need to complete deployment task with MDT are Windows 1.

Office Image if you want to deploy application with you windows 1. Download all of them from Microsoft download center. Step 1. Create a New MDT Deployment Share. I know you are ready after reading and doing the tasks of the first part, and now continue the step by step guide to MDT.

When you are ready to deploy Windows 1. MDT  in testing lab or production environment, you will first create a new MDT deployment share. Let’s do it step by step. Open the Deployment Workbench from Microsoft deployment toolkit in Windows server 2.

Then right click Deployment Share and click New Deployment share. Create a New Deployment Share. Select the deployment share path, where you want to keep operating system files, applications, drivers and scripts then click Next. Deployment Share Path. Don’t store the MDT deployment share files in system drive in a production environment. For the Share page specify a short and meaningful share name to access it easy and quickly through network then click Next. I have named Dep.

Share. The complete UNC path is \\DC1. Depshare$. Deployment Share Name. On the Descriptive Name page, leave the default MDT Deployment Share or rename it to whatever you want and click Next. Deployment Descriptive Name. On the Options page, select the customize- able options when performing deployment and click Next. New Deployment Share Options. Read the Summery page and click Next to create the new deployment share.

Finally the progress should be done without errors. Otherwise you need to troubleshot the errors. Click Finish on Confirmation page to close the page. Final and Confirmation. The New Deployment share has been created successfully.

Now try to add Windows images to deploy Windows 1. MDT. Step 2. Import Operating System to MDTthe second step is importing operating system to MDT. Put Windows 1. 0 disc to DVD Rom or mount the Windows 1. Image within Hyper- v virtual machine. Open MDT Deployment Workbench and expend MDT Deployment Share. Now right click on Operating system and create a New Folder. Specify a name and click Next then click Finish to create the new Windows 1.

Now right click the Windows 1. Import Operating System. Deploy Windows 1. MDT3. Select Full set of sources files on OS Type page and click Next.

You can select a customized Windows image or connect to Windows Deployment Services images also. Operating System Type for MDT4. Select the DVD drive and click Next. You can select Windows files from a folder and easy move it with selecting the Move option. On the Destination page, type a name for the directory where MDT create it for Windows files. When you specified a name click Next.

Destination Directory of Windows 1. On the Summery page read the details and click Next. It will takes a few minutes to import the Windows 1. Operating System folder’s of MDT. On the Confirmation page, the Windows 1. If you have faced with any error try to troubleshot it by searching google or comment us the error titles. Import Operating System Confirmation.

Click Finish to close the page and go to step 3, add some application to MDT. Step 3. Deploy Applications using MDTWhen you configure your MDT deployment share, you will also add any applications to the new deployment share before creating your task sequence. This section walks you through the process of adding an application to the MDT deployment share using Microsoft Office 2.

On the Deployment Workbench, Deployment Share, right click Applications and create a New Folder for Microsoft Office 2. On the Applications Type page select Application with source files then click Next. Before doing this task you should put the Microsoft Office 2. DVD Rom or insert it to Hyper- v virtual machine. Deploying Applicaitons Using MDT3. Write the application details and click Next.

Try to fill out the application form with correct software information. Application details. Specify the the source directory of application and click Next.

The drive D: is the DVD drive of Office 2. Application directory. On the application Destination page click Next. Leave it with default name or changed it with a related name to the application. Application Destination. On the Command Details page, just type the exact setup name of application setup file with executable extension and click Next.

Application Command Details. On the application Summary page, read the details and click Next to import it.

Application Summary Page. The importing process should be done successfully with any error. If it issue error? Try different software or fix the problems.

Application Confirmation. Finally click Finish to close the page. Now the office has been imported and Windows 1.

So the next step will be creating Task sequences. Step 4. Create a New Task Sequence in MDTIn this section we will explaining you how to create the task sequence used to deploy Windows 1. MDT. So right click the Task Sequence and click New Task Sequence. It is better to create a folder for your task sequences. On the General Settings page type the task sequence id, task sequence name and comments then click Next. Task Sequence General Settings.

Select the Standard Client Task Sequence from Template page and click Next. Standard Client Task Sequence. On the Select OS page select the Windows 1. Next. This is the Windows 1. Operating System.

Select Operating System for Task Sequence. Select Do not specify a product key at this time on Specify Product Key page if you don’t have a product key then click Next. Windows 1. 0 Product Keys. Type to OS settings like name, organization and internet explorer default home page url and click Next. OS Settings. 7. Enter the admin password on the Admin Password page and click Next. This password will be use as administrator user account password.

You can set the blank password by selecting Do not specify and Administrator password at this time option. But for security reason you should set a password for local admin. Windows 1. 0 Admin Password. On the Summary page, read the details and click Next to complete the task sequence.

Finally click Finish on the Confirmation page to close the window. Task Sequence Confirmation. Now everything are done and the it is ready to create PE image by updating the deployment share. Step 5. Update Deployment Share to Create Boot- able PE image. The final steps before deploying Windows 1. MDT is to update the Deployment Share. This section is going to create Boot- able PE media to boot the client systems in order to deploy Windows 1.

MDT. So on the Deployment Workbench right click MDT Deployment Share and click Update Deployment Share. On the Options page select Optimize the boot image updating process and click Next.

Update Deployment Share. On the Summary page click Next to apply the update to MDT deployment share. It will take a few minutes, because it will create PE image and preparing the MDT for Windows deployment. Finally the Update Deployment Share will be accomplish successfully.

Click Finish to close the update deployment share page. Update Deployment Share Confirmation. Good news, till now everything is going on perfectly and I’m very happy of creating and sharing this long step by step article with you. So hope you would find it helpful.