Copy computers DB at each startup without admin rights
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Hello, There is a way for copy/replace loca DB with one master and updated copy on the network for refresh all computers at each startup for a standard user without admin rights ? - Import csv file not work without admin rights and duplicate entries
- Config path not contain DB so can't have one DB for all master computers
 Have you a way for copy DB at each startup like we can do with iTalc ? Thank you Best Regards 
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Hello, There is a way for copy/replace loca DB with one master and updated copy on the network for refresh all computers at each startup for a standard user without admin rights ? - Import csv file not work without admin rights and duplicate entries
- Config path not contain DB so can't have one DB for all master computers
 Have you a way for copy DB at each startup like we can do with iTalc ? Thank you Best Regards @aksjdhf Hello, 
 If I understand what you mean, I'm very interested in the solution to this question because we are facing that kind of question :
 We have the computers list (they are all in a known database with mac, host, and ip adress filed by named groups)
 We need to change the veyon managed group lists of computer every x hours depending on the manager user, because the full list is too long for the users and seems too fat for the veyon management (100's...)
 Thank you
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Hello, This would be very useful, as I need to start a "synchronisation" of this DB every time the Master PC starts up. Thank you ! Bests regards 
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You could create a Windows scheduled task (taskschd.msc) at each master computer. The idea would be to maintain a master configuration file in a shared network folder having read access for the EVERYONE group. The scheduled task would be configured to use the NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM account (SYSTEM) and run as a batch file from within the same shared network folder at user log on. \\servername\sharename\foldername\updmaster.bat First, create a global master computer containing all room and computer information. This could be done through importing various room level .csv data files. veyon-cli networkobjects import \\servername\sharename\foldername\Room_A.csv format "%type%;%name%;%host%;%mac%" veyon-cli networkobjects import \\servername\sharename\foldername\Room_B.csv format "%type%;%name%;%host%;%mac%" veyon-cli networkobjects import \\servername\sharename\foldername\Room_C.csv format "%type%;%name%;%host%;%mac%" veyon-cli networkobjects import \\servername\sharename\foldername\Room_D.csv format "%type%;%name%;%host%;%mac%" Next, export the global master computer configuration. 
 veyon-cli config export \\servername\sharename\foldername\mstrcnfg.txtFinally, updmaster.bat will contain; 
 veyon-cli config clear
 veyon-cli config import \\servername\sharename\foldername\mstrcnfg.txt