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Import File format

Andre

I have a question regarding the import file format. We have different groups in Sophos, some of them nested in each other. What format do I need to provide the Group Name in the import file?

For example: I have a group called "Windows7", which has a subgroup called "Firefox_No". How do I specify that structure in the file? If I do the example below, it will create a new Group with that name in the root structure. 

[Windows7_Firefox_No]
DT-0128J-ECB

I have tried:

[Windows7|Windows7_Firefox_No]

[Windows7\Windows7_Firefox_No]

[\Windows7\Windows7_Firefox_No]

but none of them worked. Does anyone know how I can specify the path correctly?

Many thanks!!

André

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    Hi Christian,

    thank you very much for the reply. I think I tried that and it didn't work, but I'm giving that another go right now.

    I have about 100 machines I need to move from one group to another and I thought I could do it this way. I remember doing it in the past (3-4 years ago). The logic being that a computer can only be in one group at a time. So if I import 100 machines into a new group, they will simply be pulled out of their current locations and moved into the new one I specified.

    We have SEC 5.1.0.1839, in case it makes a difference.

    Edit: I just tried it and the machine is not being moved from one group to the other. Is there another recommended way of moving multiple machines at a time? (from different groups into a single group)

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    Hi Christian,

    thank you very much for the reply. I think I tried that and it didn't work, but I'm giving that another go right now.

    I have about 100 machines I need to move from one group to another and I thought I could do it this way. I remember doing it in the past (3-4 years ago). The logic being that a computer can only be in one group at a time. So if I import 100 machines into a new group, they will simply be pulled out of their current locations and moved into the new one I specified.

    We have SEC 5.1.0.1839, in case it makes a difference.

    Edit: I just tried it and the machine is not being moved from one group to the other. Is there another recommended way of moving multiple machines at a time? (from different groups into a single group)

    :54619
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