Questions[microsoft-office-2016](server)

I have used days trying to find out what is causing this. We have a Citrix environment that is now moving over to Office 365. Have installed Office 2016 O365 on many other Citrix environments without much issue. But in this one I'm getting an error when a user tries to start Office.

I can not find any error codes anywhere, not in the error itself, not in event viewer.

I have tried the most things suggested by other forums without any resolution.

Tried repair, reinstall, done a SFC /scannow Done a manual uninstall with deletions of registry keys, folders, tasks and services. Nothing seems to help.

There are no antivirus enabled, and also tried disabling firewall.

Install configuration:

<Configuration>
    <Add OfficeClientEdition="32" Channel="Current">
        <Product ID="O365ProPlusRetail">
            <Language ID="en-us"/>
            <Language ID="nb-no"/>
        </Product>
        <Product ID="VisioProRetail">
            <Language ID="nb-no"/>
            <Language ID="en-us"/>
        </Product>
        <Product ID="ProjectProRetail">
            <Language ID="nb-no"/>
            <Language ID="en-us"/>
        </Product>
    </Add>
    <Display Level="None" AcceptEULA="TRUE"/>
    <Logging Level="Standard" Path="%windir%\Logs"/>
    <Property Name="SharedComputerLicensing" Value="1"/>
</Configuration>

But have tried with many other install configurations with the same result.

This is office version 16.0.7369.2038 But I have also tried with Office 2013 O365 with the same result.

Here is my latest install logg if that helps: http://pastebin.com/Npd7vwy9

Please help me find out what is causing this, I cant find anything more to try.

Thank you in advance for any help.

We use the autodiscover option for IE. Our Outlook 2016 clients connecting to Office 365 are getting an chronic ssl name mismatch for autodiscover.ourdomain.onmicrosoft.com. My team has spent weeks playing with this, and it only happens when the proxy is set to use our wpad file.

Effectively what is happening is that the site above doesn't respond over https, but our proxy still builds a connection between the workstation and the firewall, which result in an error.

I've updated the wpad file with the following which helps with Office 2010. Is there some limitation in the Outlook 2016 implementation that I'm missing to result in this behavior?

function FindProxyForURL(url, host) {
    if (
        ....
        shExpMatch( url, "*/autodiscover.xml") ||
        shExpMatch(host, "*outlook.office365.com") ||
        shExpMatch(host, "*ourdomain.mail.onmicrosoft.com") ||
        shExpMatch(host, "autodiscover.ourdomain.mail.onmicrosoft.com") ||
         ....
         )
        return "DIRECT";

     return "PROXY firewall:8080;";  
}

EDIT: I also have tried importing the URLs created from the script from the technet blog Office 365 PAC file post without success.

First off, I apologize if this is the wrong *fault section for this question.

I'm in a small shop with 13 computers. 12 are running Windows 7 Pro (until they fix roaming profile start menus) and one is running Server 2012r2 (2016 once it comes out). We need 12 copies of Microsoft Office Professional. The average cost per copy is $400 on newegg since we need Access.

I'm trying to understand how volume licencing works. I'm a pirate turned IT Admin so this whole legitimate thing is new to me. If I wanted to get 12 licences for 12 computers that will be used by an unknown number of people, how would I do that. Also can I put SQL Server 2016 and eventually Server 2016 on it and if so how.

My final question is, would I be better off just buying the copies from Newegg instead and forget about using Volume Licencing all together?

What would cost the least?

I feel like VL is more for businesses having more systems than licences where less than every system is in use. So any help would be great.

Edit:

You know, marking this as a duplicate once was enough. Hitting me four times is just rude. I can't make comments anymore. This just discourages new people from asking questions. Also, the listed article was just as helpful as the listed answer. The real answer to those who are viewing this question is simple.

Don't ask for Volume License related question on Stack. Call your Microsoft License Dealer in your local area. You'll avoid a reputation beat down and get a real answer.

I have the DVDs (or downloaded ISOs, or archives) for the various Office products: stand-alone programs like Word and Excel, the full Office suite, and applications that are only bundled alone (Project, Visio).

Can they be placed in a single DVD (ISO, folder...) in such a way that I may choose what I want to install?

If yes, how?