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Updated: Microsoft 365 Apps

This is a refresh of my old post Microsoft 365 Apps (Office 365) hantering i MECM (SCCM), or maybe I should write “a refresh of the script”.

In this post, I ensure that the Office Deployment Tool (ODT) is the latest version to support new version/function of Microsoft 365 Apps setup.
I use a modified Powershell script created by Marco Hofmann & Trond Eric Haavarstein to suit my idea.
Original script: https://www.meinekleinefarm.net/download-and-install-latest-office-365-deployment-tool-odt

What this version of the script does:

Download the latest version of the Office Deployment Tool (ODT).
Checks if it’s a newer version of the Office 365 Deployment Tool (ODT), and if it’s a newer version, extracts it to a subfolder with the version number as the folder name. If it is not a newer version, skips this step
Then copies the new setup.exe to both the folder for the source files and the application package in ConfigMgr
And for last it runs the setup.exe (with download xml-file) to download allt the Microsoft 365 Apps


<#
.SYNOPSIS
    Download latest Office Deployment Tool (ODT) and Office setup files
.DESCRIPTION
    Download latest Office Deployment Tool (ODT), extract setup.exe and download Office setup-files.
.EXAMPLE
    PS:> \\DFSSHARE.ORGANISATION.ORG\...\download.ps1
    Downloads latest officedeploymenttool.exe
    Creates a sub-directory for each new version
    Copies the setup.exe from the sub-directory to source-directory (incl. cmsetup-directory) and download Office setup-files
.NOTES
    Author: Magnus Bäcke
    URL: https://backes.nu
    Original Author: Marco Hofmann and Trond Eric Haavarstein Original Author URL: https://www.meinekleinefarm.net and https://xenappblog.com/ 
    This is the original script: https://www.meinekleinefarm.net/download-and-install-latest-office-365-deployment-tool-odt
.LINK
    https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=49117
#>
 
$StartDTM = (Get-Date)
$LogDTM = (Get-Date -format "yyyy-MM-dd_HH-mm-ss")
$ODTDownload = "\\DFSSHARE.ORGANISATION.ORG\Office365SetupFiles$\ODTDownload\"              # <-- You need to change the path
$LogPS = "\\DFSSHARE.ORGANISATION.ORG\Office365SetupFiles$\Logs\$LogDTM.log"                # <-- You need to change the path
$SourcePath = "\\DFSSHARE.ORGANISATION.ORG\Office365SetupFiles$\"                           # <-- You need to change the path
$SetupPath = "\\DFSSHARE.ORGANISATION.ORG\CMSourceFiles$\Applications\Microsoft 365\Files\" # <-- You need to change the path
$Downloadxml = 'download.xml'                                                               # <-- You need to change this to the name of your Office download XML-file here, or name your XML-file download.xml
<# No need for any changes below here#>
$DownloadURL = (Invoke-WebRequest -Uri "https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/confirmation.aspx?id=49117").Links | Where-Object href -like '*exe' | select -First 1 | select -expand href
$SaveDir = "$ODTDownload\officedeploymenttool.exe"
$ProgressPreference = 'SilentlyContinue'

Set-Location $ODTDownload


Write-Verbose "Setting Arguments" -Verbose
Start-Transcript $LogPS

Write-Verbose "Download latest version of Office Deployment Tool (ODT)." -Verbose

Invoke-WebRequest -Uri $DownloadURL -OutFile $SaveDir

Write-Verbose "Read version number from downloaded file" -Verbose
$Version = (Get-Command .\officedeploymenttool.exe).FileVersionInfo.FileVersion

Write-Verbose "If downloaded ODT file is newer, create new sub-directory." -Verbose
if( -Not (Test-Path -Path $Version ) ) {
    New-Item -ItemType directory -Path $Version
    Write-Verbose "Extract setup.exe from ODT" -Verbose
    .\officedeploymenttool.exe /quiet /extract:.\$Version
    start-sleep -s 5
    Write-Verbose "New folder created $Version" -Verbose
    Set-Location $Version
    Copy-item ".\setup.exe" -Destination $SourcePath -Force
    Write-Verbose "setup-exe copied from $Version to $SourcePath " -Verbose
    Copy-item ".\setup.exe" -Destination $SetupPath -Force
    Write-Verbose "setup-exe copied from $Version to $SetupPath (CM O365 setup Source files)" -Verbose
}
else {
    Write-Verbose "Version identical. Skipping folder creation." -Verbose
}

Set-Location $SourcePath
Write-Verbose "Downloading Office setup-files according to the XML-file." -Verbose
Start-Process ".\setup.exe" -ArgumentList "/download $Downloadxml" -Wait -PassThru 

start-sleep -s 15

Write-Verbose "Stop logging" -Verbose
$EndDTM = (Get-Date)
Write-Verbose "Elapsed Time: $(($EndDTM-$StartDTM).TotalSeconds) Seconds" -Verbose
Write-Verbose "Elapsed Time: $(($EndDTM-$StartDTM).TotalMinutes) Minutes" -Verbose
Stop-Transcript

Idéa: Use Task Scheduler to run this late on the second tuesday (or early on the second wednesday) in the month to always have the latest Apps downloaded.

Microsoft 365 Apps (Office 365) hantering i MECM (SCCM)

New updated post: Updated: Microsoft 365 Apps

 

Kör även denna bloggning på svenska (English by Google).

I min tidigare bloggpost, Office 365 ProPlus (Microsoft 365 Apps) hantering i SCCM (MECM) skrev jag om mitt sätt att säkerställa att samtliga Applikationspaket för Office 365 ProPlus, Visio Pro for Office 365, och Project Online Desktop Client alltid är av senast verifierad (godkänd för installation) version.

I denna bloggning så tar jag steget lite längre. Här ser jag även till att Office Deployment Tool (ODT) är i senaste version för att stödja installationen av den nya versionen av Office.
Jag har modifierat ett Powershell-script som Marco Hofmann & Trond Eric Haavarstein har skapat, så att det passar min idé.
Original scriptet: https://www.meinekleinefarm.net/download-and-install-latest-office-365-deployment-tool-odt

Det min version av scriptet gör:

  • Laddar ner senaste versionen av Office 365 Deployment Tool (ODT)
  • Kontrollerar om det är en nyare version av Office 365 Deployment Tool (ODT), och om det är en nyare version så Installeras den till en undermapp med versionsnummer som mappnamn. Är det inte en nyare version så hoppas steget över
  • Kopierar sedan den nya setup.exe till både mappen för källfilerna samt applikationspaketet i CM
  • Och till sist körs setup.exe /download download.xml för att ladda ner alla källfilerna

För att automatiserat detta kan man lägga in det i en schemalagd aktivitet.

 

Uppdatering 20211114: Ändrar $StartDTL = (Get-Date) till $StartDTL = (Get-Date -format “yyyyMMdd”) vilket ger en bättre sökväg till logfilen, efter tips av @sundstrom_lars.

<#
.SYNOPSIS
    Download and install latest Office 365 Deployment Tool (ODT)
.DESCRIPTION
    Download and install latest Office 365 Deployment Tool (ODT)
.EXAMPLE
    PS:> \\DFSSHARE.ORGANISATION.ORG\...\download.ps1
    Downloads latest officedeploymenttool.exe
    Creates a sub-directory for each new version
    Copies the setup.exe from the sub-directory to source-directory and cmsetup-directory
.NOTES
    Author: Magnus Bäcke
    URL: https://backes.nu
    Original Author: Marco Hofmann &amp; Trond Eric Haavarstein
    Original Author URL: https://www.meinekleinefarm.net &amp; https://xenappblog.com/
.LINK # This is the original script
    
Download and install latest Office 365 via Office Deployment Tool (ODT)
.LINK https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=49117 .LINK https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/confirmation.aspx?id=49117 #> $StartDTL = (Get-Date -format "yyyyMMdd") $ODTDownload = "\\DFSSHARE.ORGANISATION.ORG\Office365SetupFiles$\ODTDownload\" $Vendor = "Microsoft" $Product = "Office 365 x64" $PackageName = "setup" $InstallerType = "exe" $LogPS = "\\DFSSHARE.ORGANISATION.ORG\Office365SetupFiles$\Logs\$StartDTM $Product $Version ODTDownload.log" $SourcePath = "\\DFSSHARE.ORGANISATION.ORG\Office365SetupFiles$\" $SetupPath = "\\DFSSHARE.ORGANISATION.ORG\CMSourceFiles$\Applikations\Microsoft Office 365\Files\" $Downloadxml = 'download.xml' $URL = $(Get-ODTUri) $ProgressPreference = 'SilentlyContinue' Set-Location $ODTDownload function Get-ODTUri { <# .SYNOPSIS Get Download URL of latest Office 365 Deployment Tool (ODT). .NOTES Author: Bronson Magnan Twitter: @cit_bronson Modified by: Marco Hofmann Twitter: @xenadmin .LINK https://www.meinekleinefarm.net/ #> [CmdletBinding()] [OutputType([string])] param () $url = "https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/confirmation.aspx?id=49117" try { $response = Invoke-WebRequest -UseBasicParsing -Uri $url -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue } catch { Throw "Failed to connect to ODT: $url with error $_." Break } finally { $ODTUri = $response.links | Where-Object {$_.outerHTML -like "*click here to download manually*"} Write-Output $ODTUri.href } } Write-Verbose "Setting Arguments" -Verbose Start-Transcript $LogPS Write-Verbose "Download latest version of Office 365 Deployment Tool (ODT)." -Verbose Invoke-WebRequest -UseBasicParsing -Uri $url -OutFile .\officedeploymenttool.exe Write-Verbose "Read version number from downloaded file" -Verbose $Version = (Get-Command .\officedeploymenttool.exe).FileVersionInfo.FileVersion Write-Verbose "If downloaded ODT file is newer, create new sub-directory." -Verbose if( -Not (Test-Path -Path $Version ) ) { New-Item -ItemType directory -Path $Version Write-Verbose "Extract setup.exe from ODT" -Verbose .\officedeploymenttool.exe /quiet /extract:.\$Version start-sleep -s 5 Write-Verbose "New folder created $Version" -Verbose Set-Location $Version Copy-item ".\setup.exe" -Destination $SourcePath -Force Write-Verbose "setup-exe copied from $Version to $SourcePath " -Verbose Copy-item ".\setup.exe" -Destination $SetupPath -Force Write-Verbose "setup-exe copied from $Version to $SetupPath (CM O365 setup Source files)" -Verbose } else { Write-Verbose "Version identical. Skipping folder creation." -Verbose } Set-Location $SourcePath Write-Verbose "Downloading Office setup-files according to the XML-file." -Verbose Start-Process ".\setup.exe" -ArgumentList "/download $Downloadxml" -Wait -PassThru start-sleep -s 15 Set-Location $ODTDownload Write-Verbose "Stop logging" -Verbose $EndDTM = (Get-Date) Write-Verbose "Elapsed Time: $(($EndDTM-$StartDTM).TotalSeconds) Seconds" -Verbose Write-Verbose "Elapsed Time: $(($EndDTM-$StartDTM).TotalMinutes) Minutes" -Verbose Stop-Transcript