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Auto-Set Group for new Computers

jdobiash

We have Sophos 10.  Currently when a new machine is added to our Domain, it runs a script which installs the Endpoint software onto the machine.  The issue is that the new machine shows up in the 'Unassigned' group which doesn't get any policies until we move it to a different group.  Is there a way for the system to assign new machines to an existing group by default either in the console or via a script when installed?  Thanks!

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    jak wrote Wed 16-May-2012 20:54 - edited ‎Wed 16-May-2012 20:59
    > Setup.exe writes a reg key with this "path" here:
    > HKLM\Software\[wow6432node]\Sophos\Remote Management System\ManagementAgent
    > String value of "GroupPath", with the value in this case of "\ServerName\Servers\2003 computers".

    Are you real sure? On "Endpoint Security and Control 10.3" i missing the GroupPath entry. For me it  was important to get the group information on the client side to detect if  client system is moved in the AD. Bug or feature in this Version?

    Bye

    MB@BBN

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    jak wrote Wed 16-May-2012 20:54 - edited ‎Wed 16-May-2012 20:59
    > Setup.exe writes a reg key with this "path" here:
    > HKLM\Software\[wow6432node]\Sophos\Remote Management System\ManagementAgent
    > String value of "GroupPath", with the value in this case of "\ServerName\Servers\2003 computers".

    Are you real sure? On "Endpoint Security and Control 10.3" i missing the GroupPath entry. For me it  was important to get the group information on the client side to detect if  client system is moved in the AD. Bug or feature in this Version?

    Bye

    MB@BBN

    :49514
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