- #UPDATE OUTLOOK VERSION 16.13 FOR MAC FOR MAC#
- #UPDATE OUTLOOK VERSION 16.13 FOR MAC INSTALL#
I have a manifest server setup to control Office updates. You'll get these with msupdate once Microsoft begins releasing them to production. Ultra-thin updates are independent of msupdate.
#UPDATE OUTLOOK VERSION 16.13 FOR MAC FOR MAC#
Microsoft hopes to deliver delta updates for the entire suite that are cumulatively far less than the Microsoft Office for Mac 2011 updates that averaged around 100 MB. This should be the first production release to take advantage of Apple's software diff technology to allow bit-level updates instead of file level updates. What's left to come in 4.0 in May is ultra-thin updates. remotely update machines immediately via Jamf Remote.
#UPDATE OUTLOOK VERSION 16.13 FOR MAC INSTALL#
install specific (older) updates instead of current (for those orgs who choose to remain behind a while). install updates for specific applications. return the report in plist format for easy parsing. report on available updates (useful for extension attributes). This is the version Mac admins are looking for. The msupdate command offers far more control over how you can time and apply updates than the GUI. The version didn't change to 4.0 because of some technical issues with the numbering that were only internal to Microsoft. I have also added inventory collection for /Library/Application Support/Microsoft/ to be sure clients are running MAU 3.18 so policies can be scoped only to those where the msupdate commands will actually MAU 3.18 is effectively MAU 4.0. It even seems to delay the update of any apps that may be running and then installs once the app has quit. It seems to work as expected via command line and Unix command via Apple Remote Desktop. Is anyone using this yet as a scripted way to update MSO2016? Perhaps similar to doing scripted updates for Chrome and Firefox? I was going to set up a test policy, triggered to run once per week. Use the following steps to start using the tool" The tool is primarily designed for IT administrators so that they have more precise control over when updates are applied. This can be used to start the Office for Mac update process, in addition to reporting the current AutoUpdate configuration. "Microsoft AutoUpdate (MAU) version 3.18 and later includes the msupdate command-line tool.
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