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duczz opened this issue Oct 11, 2023 · 6 comments
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duczz opened this issue Oct 11, 2023 · 6 comments
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duczz commented Oct 11, 2023

is there a way to overwrite a consistend group from an device?

Teamviewer is installed in Group "installed", now i wanna change it to group "changed"
currently my way is delete the current group and add the new one, exists a overwrite methode for this?

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Hey @duczz,

you don't need to delete groups to just move a device into another one.

If you are using managed groups, you can use Add-TeamViewerManagedDevice, Remove-TeamViewerManagedDevice, or Set-TeamViewerManagedDevice to achieve this.

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duczz commented Oct 17, 2023

When i try these i get thise Error:
Set-TeamViewerManagedDevice -Device xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx -ManagedGroup xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Set-TeamViewerManagedDevice : Invalid Managed Group identifier specified. Device is not part of the managed group. (invalid_request)

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When i try these i get thise Error: Set-TeamViewerManagedDevice -Device xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx -ManagedGroup xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Set-TeamViewerManagedDevice : Invalid Managed Group identifier specified. Device is not part of the managed group. (invalid_request)

This command actually sets the policy of the device specified to that of the managed group specified.
In short, the device inherits the policy from the group but this device has to be part of that specific group.

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duczz commented Oct 25, 2023

@AlexandrosAlexiou Okay, but how can i set so the device to a group? With add i add a group to a existing group on the device, i wanna overwrite it directly

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@AlexandrosAlexiou Okay, but how can i set so the device to a group? With add i add a group to a existing group on the device, i wanna overwrite it directly

Sorry, I do not understand what overwrite refers to. Can you re-explain what you are trying to achieve here?

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duczz commented Nov 2, 2023

Sorry for my bad english :(
1 PC has a group, this group should be join in a other group, currently i find only a way to add more groups but not direct way to replace these current group with an other, i need always the way to delete the existing group and add than the group witch i want.

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