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Import TeamViewer CSV

Import TeamViewer CSV

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Stéfane Lavergne

Here is a sample PowerShell import script that imports a list of TeamViewer sessions into RDM using a simple CSV file format.

CSV format: Group, Name, Id, Password
[code]cls;

$csv = Import-Csv $args[0];
Write-Host;
Write-Host;

foreach ($connection in $csv)
{
Write-Host ("Importing : " + $connection.Group + "\" + $connection.Name);
Write-Host;

$session = New-RDM-Session -Name $connection.Name -Kind "TeamViewer"
$session.Group = $connection.Group;
$session.TeamViewer.ID = $connection.Id;
Set-RDM-Session $session -NoRefresh;

if (![string]::IsNullOrEmpty($connection.Password))
{
$pass = ConvertTo-SecureString $connection.Password -asplaintext -force;
Set-RDM-Password -ID $session.ID -Password $pass -NoRefresh;
}
}

Write-Host;
Write-Host "DONE!"
Write-Host;[/code]
fixed formating
edited by stefane on 4/29/2014

Stéfane Lavergne

TeamViewerCSVImport.ps1

TeamViewerImport.csv

All Comments (5)

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mad

Hi Stefane

How did you get the .csv with all the details out of the teamviewer list in the first place?

Best regards.
Patrick

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Cody24

Is there a better way to import TeamViewer connections?

Also wondering how you can export a list from TeamViewer. We are switching to TeamViewer and will have about 1,500 connections to import.

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Maurice Côté

Hello,

We do not hold a Teamviewer subscription, have you tried through their support?

A quick search revealed that they do have an API (https://integrate.teamviewer.com/en/develop/api/documentation/), sadly I cannot see if all subscription levels allow usage of the API.

We occasionally create integration with other products ourselves, but it would need to be requested through our Feature Request forum. Please visit https://forum.devolutions.net/forum17-remote-desktop-manager--feature-request.aspx to create a new topic.

Best regards,

Maurice

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salfer

Thanks for the script, unfortunately I get it not to run.
Can you explain the import again.
I launched PowerShell by RDM. (My version: 11.6.2.0) then run the script.
My CSV file looks like this: CUSTOMER \ TEST \ TEAMVIEWER, SERVERNAME, TV ID, PASSWORD TV - it is in the same directory.
The only message is "Done!"
ask for help

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Erica Poirier

Hello,

What column titles do you use in the CSV file? Is it Group, Name, ID, Password?
In the script, because the $connection object refer to these properties (ex:$connection.group), every property name must be used as the title of each column.

Best regards,

Érica Poirier