I am working in SCCM,while installing SAP Bussiness object Analysis ,MS Office is one of the prerequest.I need to add a condition in Task sequence to check the version of MS office architecture before installing SAP.
I got registery path to check that "HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Office\15.0\Outlook"
BITNESS =x64 or x86. if the machine don't have outlook this wont work.
So i need a WMI query to check the bitness or a any other registry path to check the bitness of office . please help
I wouldn't bother with a WMI query, just create a task sequence for deploying SAP and use conditions to determine if Office is installed or not. It'll be much easier in the short term.
I would do this outside of the task sequence. How I will do is:
Method 1:
- Create device collection based on the condition (I would prefer using hardware inventory data to filter)
- deploy the SAP Application/package to the 'correct' collection
Method 2:
For application type of deployment, there are 'Requirement' settings on the deployment type. What you need to do is to create a registry based Global Condition (almost clicks-and-types-and-clicks) and attach this to the SAP application deployment type.
If you are not familiar with Global Condition, below is an official document link URL which will get you started:
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg682048.aspx
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We have Microsoft Office 365 ProPlus Subscription.
Version 1806(Build 10228.20021 Click-to-Run)
Monthly Channel(Targeted).
I have downloaded the Custom Function sample from https://github.com/OfficeDev/Excel-Custom-Functions and deployed that in my IIS. I have changed the local host accordingly in all four places. Created the manifest file .I have shared that manifest to my name. Now am able to see the "Custom Functions Sample" in Office Add-ins SHARED FOLDER but when i try to type =Contoso in my excel the custom function is not coming. Need Help on this.
I'm pretty sure you have to sign up for the Insiders program (https://products.office.com/en-us/office-insider?tab=Windows-Desktop) which appears to be something of a beta program. You run pre-release versions of office - these have the custom functions capability. You'll probably want to do this in a virtual machine if your dev machine is used to build/test production add-ins,
I have created an agent iin which I call a dll file so that I can get data from another system eventually..
When I manually run this agent then the call to the dll file works and I get data from it.
When I call this agent from a browser then I get:
Error Description : Cannot create automation object
The security of the agent is on 3.Allow restricted operations with full administration rights.
Any idea why I get Cannot create automation object when running agent from browser?
When you start the agent from browser then the agent runs on Domino server.
So, you need to install automation object's software on this server.
When you manually run the agent then the code is executed on your client. This works because you installed the software necessary for creating the automation object on your client.
I found the same error but in my case everything was working properly until we restored a backup of Windows. The issue was caused because Office had to be reactivated again.
Sometimes this happens too because a corruption of the Word document, so you have to rebuild it.
I hope this could be helpful in future to other people
after creating an application pool in IIS(8.0) using Release Management 2013 Update 4, I need to customize the predefined action.
I would like to set Load User Profile in the advanced application pool settings true instead of false. I assumed I could use -loadUserProfile as an argument in Release Management.
Apparently the arguments are not similar to the parameter names in IIS. The release was rejected and the log file showed: ERROR: loaduserprofile : Unknown Option.
Release Management is using IISConfig.exe to execute the arguments. Even knowing that, I was unable to find a list of arguments or "Options" which can be used for the IISConfig.exe.
I would be glad to know how to solve that Problem. Not only in that specific case but in general.
Find the details of the IIS tool here:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/library/vs/alm/release/overview
Scroll to IIS Deployment Agent.
There does not seem to be any way to change the Load User Profile. You can write your own tool to accomplish that (and share it here :))
I have a question regarding to Setup Projects in .Net (c# language, Framework 4.0):
I made a setup project for a Windows Service, on the installation wizard, the user must input the name of the Windows Service as it would be installed. The setup program also creates a shortcut to the Uninstall program in case the user wants to remove that Windows Service.
The question is: how to let the user run the same setup program several times specifing different service name?
This behaviour could be required because the windows service is a socket consumer that connects to a server and retrieves data; to take advantage of the server capabilities the user could install the same windows service multiple times pointing to a different port on the server, to perform the data retrieving task much faster. The service is the same, the user just modify the port on the configuration file of the service, so that's why it's not logical to create a new version of the installer each time.
Any clue or suggestion would be appreciated, thanks in advance.
This can be done by using an multiple instances installation. The general approach is:
create a transform for each instance you want available to the user
use a custom EXE bootstrapper which applies a new transform to your MSI package each time a new instance is installed
The transform should change at least the PackageCode, ProductCode and UpgradeCode.
This is not supported by Visual Studio setup projects. So either you do it manually or use a commercial setup authoring tool which supports multiple instances.
I am currently writing a Powershell module to provide functions for installing / operating SharePoint 2007.
One of my scripts checks the health of SharePoint servers farm.
So I use Remote Powershell : using New-PSSession.
In my Virtualized test farm (Windows server 2003, same domain, same admin...), the New-PSSession cmdlet failed :
After googling it, the only solution I saw was to use the NoMachineProfile option :
That solved my problem.
Now the problem :
I need to use SharePoint object : SPFarm.Local (on all servers)
[void][System.Reflection.Assembly]::LoadWithPartialName("Microsoft.SharePoint")
[Microsoft.SharePoint.Administration.SPFarm]::Local
This code works locally (on all servers)
But when I run it remotely (using the NoMachineProfile option), SPFarm.Local is null !
I Suppose (I cannot check it) it is because SharePoint uses some registry values that are not loaded because of the NoMachineProfile option.
So :
1 - Do you think SPFarm.Local is null because of the NoMachineProfile option ?
2 - Do you know how can I solve the first problem without using the -NoMachineProfile option ?
Thx a lot !
I believe your problem is related to the PowerShell Multi-Hop (Diagram below of what a multi-hop operation is) issue Which was discussed here... PowerShell is not able to perform a multi-hop operation by default, because your credential are not being passed to the next server... Since you are trying to contact different SP servers in the farm from a remote host. I would recommend reading the following blog entry related to multi-hop scenarios and following his instructions to correct your issue.
Using CredSSP for multi-hop authentication
http://www.ravichaganti.com/blog/?p=1230
I know this diagram mentions file server but it’s the same basic principle.