Posted May 28, 201311 yr Currently i have to change the group name of about 50 workstations.. It would be very useful if you can change the group name of a set of computers in batch.
October 28, 20168 yr Was this ever done, seems like  massive task managing servers, we have a new group now, and it would be great if you could just multiple select machines under the systems window and then click change settings. Or have a drag and drop, so you can drag a system out of one group and put it into another, to go with this, we need an option to create groups on the fly.  Thanks, T   Â
October 29, 20168 yr Administrators Hi Tim, This feature is planned to come in tandem with the centralized agent configuration management feature. In the mean time you can centrally update the group name of Windows and Linux systems through the automation module by changing the system registry or the config file for Linux. Let me know if I can help you with the script. -Paul
August 9, 20177 yr Hi Paul, Â how is the development of the centralised agent configuration tool? Â This would be helpful here also. Â Thank you Â
August 9, 20177 yr Administrators Hi Paul, I'm afraid that the project is still in planning stage. -Paul
February 16, 20187 yr Hey..  I've been moving clients between groups with the script below, and it might be useful to some of you.. If you need to do it in a bigger batch, then maybe you can create a scope and attach the script to a task that has the scope connected to it. Also, tags could be used to further narrow down the targeted clients.  #Replace 'NewGroupNameHere' with whatever group name you would like to use. #Example, $NewGroup = 'Servers' $PreviousGroup = Get-ItemProperty -Path "HKLM:\Software\MMSOFT Design\PC Monitor\" -Name GroupName $NewGroup = 'NewGroupNameHere' Write-Host 'The Pulseway group is currently set to:' $PreviousGroup.GroupName Write-Host 'The Pulseway group will be set to:' $NewGroup Set-ItemProperty -Path "HKLM:\Software\MMSOFT Design\PC Monitor\" -Name GroupName -Value $NewGroup Write-Host 'Verifying...' $Verification = Get-ItemProperty -Path "HKLM:\Software\MMSOFT Design\PC Monitor\" -Name GroupName Write-Host 'The Pulseway group was successfully changed to' $Verification.GroupName Â
June 18, 20186 yr Hi Paul, That's really broad subject. The agents can be configured with help of Group Policies, custom scripts etc. Can you let me know what you intend to do? Â
June 20, 20186 yr Was just looking for a way to manage multiple clients at once to edit/change tags, groups etc from the web app. Hoping it was possible but seems that its not yet. Â
June 20, 20186 yr 18 hours ago, paulfrancis said: Was just looking for a way to manage multiple clients at once to edit/change tags, groups etc from the web app. Hoping it was possible but seems that its not yet.  If you download the Pulseway Dashboard (https://www.pulseway.com/download/PCDashboard_x64.msi) and log in, you can right click on each desktop and edit the group name without touching any of the machines. Not exactly a batch action, but you don't have to touch any machine.
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