QuickSupport stoped working when I deactivated the owner-account of the module
Hi!
I have a colleague that are no longer working with me and he set up our TeamViewer QuickSupport module. When I deactivated his account in TeamViewer Management Console the QuickSupport module he created stoped working and after activating his account it started working again. I have looked for a way to change the owner of the module but have not found anything.
Creating a new module and deleting the other one is probably a way to solve it but that should not be a step when all i want is to disable an account. How do i solve this?
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So, if anyone in the future will ask the same question as i did and want a sulution this is what i did. I changed the name and e-mailadress of my ex-colleague TeamViewer account to a general e-mailadress that our IT-Team have access to. I did this so in the future if someone else quits and they are an owner of a custom module we wont have to change the e-mailadress of that account also. We will from now on only create custom modules from that account my ex-colleague used to have.
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Hello @eg1
Thank you for your message.
You are right - there is no option to switch the owner of a TeamViewer module.
The only solution here is to re-create a QuickSupport from an active account.Note: We highly recommend our users and customers to create modules from a master-account in order to prevent this kind of situation. You will find all the information you need in our Knowledge Base article here: Using a Master Account for the TeamViewer Management Console
I thank you in advance for your understanding.
Cheers,
Jean
Community Manager
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So, if anyone in the future will ask the same question as i did and want a sulution this is what i did. I changed the name and e-mailadress of my ex-colleague TeamViewer account to a general e-mailadress that our IT-Team have access to. I did this so in the future if someone else quits and they are an owner of a custom module we wont have to change the e-mailadress of that account also. We will from now on only create custom modules from that account my ex-colleague used to have.
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Hello @eg1
Thank you for your message.
You are right - there is no option to switch the owner of a TeamViewer module.
The only solution here is to re-create a QuickSupport from an active account.Note: We highly recommend our users and customers to create modules from a master-account in order to prevent this kind of situation. You will find all the information you need in our Knowledge Base article here: Using a Master Account for the TeamViewer Management Console
I thank you in advance for your understanding.
Cheers,
Jean
Community Manager
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I don't think that is an acceptable answer from Team Viewer. I think the easiest thing would to allow administrators to delete those custom modules...
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