: You can specify multiple language IDs to be installed simultaneously. Creating Your XML File
The Office Deployment Tool (ODT) is a command-line executable ( setup.exe ) provided by Microsoft. However, the ODT itself does nothing without instructions. Those instructions are written in an XML (Extensible Markup Language) file. When an administrator runs setup.exe /configure configuration.xml , the tool reads every tag and attribute within that XML to execute the installation precisely as defined.
This XML file specifies the following configuration: office 365 configuration xml
: Specifies the exact Office suite to install (e.g., O365ProPlusRetail or O365BusinessRetail ).
The XML file (typically named configuration.xml ) dictates every aspect of the deployment via specific elements and attributes. : You can specify multiple language IDs to
Most admins don’t write the XML from scratch. Instead, they use the Microsoft 365 Apps admin center (also known as the Office Customization Tool).
: Allows you to skip specific programs like OneDrive, Teams, or Publisher if they aren't needed in your environment. Those instructions are written in an XML (Extensible
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: You can specify multiple language IDs to be installed simultaneously. Creating Your XML File
The Office Deployment Tool (ODT) is a command-line executable ( setup.exe ) provided by Microsoft. However, the ODT itself does nothing without instructions. Those instructions are written in an XML (Extensible Markup Language) file. When an administrator runs setup.exe /configure configuration.xml , the tool reads every tag and attribute within that XML to execute the installation precisely as defined.
This XML file specifies the following configuration:
: Specifies the exact Office suite to install (e.g., O365ProPlusRetail or O365BusinessRetail ).
The XML file (typically named configuration.xml ) dictates every aspect of the deployment via specific elements and attributes.
Most admins don’t write the XML from scratch. Instead, they use the Microsoft 365 Apps admin center (also known as the Office Customization Tool).
: Allows you to skip specific programs like OneDrive, Teams, or Publisher if they aren't needed in your environment.
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