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Can I assign a password or enable easy access during Deployment to MacOS?

Gbaglin

I am deploying to a fleet of Macs and everything is working except I do not see any way to assign a password at deployment. Could this be added to the choices XML somehow or with a script?

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Gbaglin

Hi Jean,

I am getting a command not found error when running that.

Edit: Sorry everything ran fine I had an error on my end. Thank you for your help.

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JeanK

Thank you for updating the thread!

I'm happy to could resolve the issue yourself. 😊

Have a great day!

All the best,

/JeanK

Gbaglin

Hi Jean,

I am getting a command not found error when running that.

Edit: Sorry everything ran fine I had an error on my end. Thank you for your help.

JeanK

Hello @Gbaglin,

Applying Easy Access to your deployment is possible.

You need to use the following script template:

sudo /Applications/TeamViewerHost.app/Contents/Helpers/TeamViewer_Assignment -api-token <YOUR_APITOKEN> -grant-easy-access -group MyGroup

You'll find more information about how to deploy TeamViewer on macOS here:

📄 Mass deployment on macOS

All the best,

/JeanK

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