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Teamviewer 14 Custom Host with Assignment

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Justin Jackson

Hello,

Two years ago I successfully created a TeamViewer package with PDQ deploy. It included a custom host and it assigned the computers to our account. Within the past 6 months the assignment step in my package stopped working properly. Now I am trying to create a new package for TeamViewer 14 with custom host and assignment and I cannot get it to work. This is the command I am using:

msiexec.exe /i "TeamViewer_Host.msi" ALLUSERS=1 /qn /norestart /log output.log CUSTOMCONFIGID=632wfwf APITOKEN=<5300126-Wmq8YAyTVBUhVsrQgk5P> ASSIGNMENTOPTIONS="--alias "%COMPUTERNAME%" --grant-easy-access --reassign --group IndyGo End User"

The msi file is store in the local PDQ repository. Otherwise the package just hangs and times out. Do you have any advice on what I may be doing wrong? I am having a hard time finding a solid article on how to create a package with custom host and assignment. enter image description here

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    Brad McClave

    If you run that command string on the local machine manually from an elevated command prompt, what does it do?

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    Mark Spector

    APITOKEN=XXXXXXX CUSTOMCONFIGID=XXXXX DESKTOPSHORTCUTS=0 ASSIGNMENTOPTIONS="--grant-easy-access --alias %COMPUTERNAME%" works for me

    I have that in the "parameters" for the package and just point the installer to the msi, that way i dont have to mess with the custom command line. Hope that helps. Also I would remove your API key from this post 😉

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