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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 |
When i try these i get thise Error: 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. |
@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 |
Sorry for my bad english :( |
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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