Once the installation completes we want to set our attribute that will allow the customization pieces we defined in the management console to download and be applied to the client. Listed below is my preinstall script that you can take and use in your environment: PreInstall Script We are also going to remove any old TeamViewer preference files from the system should they still exist. This way, TeamViewer gets these crash reports and the user is no longer bothered by them. The last one I added because I was tired of users always getting the crash reports. Allows connections to the system whether you are logged on or not.Sets your Password to change preferences.Firstly, we will need a preinstall script that performs the following:

Once imported we are going to make some changes. Once downloaded go ahead and import it into Munki. So first if you haven’t already you should create a Host deployment version so that you can download your prebuilt host package. In this post I will highlight the scripts I used and how I am now able to deploy TeamViewer 12 without requiring the user to log out. Sounds easy right? Well unfortunately there are settings that are not set and you have to create some scripts in order to perform the assignment of the device to your account. This version was to bring new deployment features and make a simple one click install to deploy host to all machines. Over the past week our college purchased and began testing TeamViewer version 12.

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