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SCVMM powershell command for sharing VM access to user group


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Not sure if this is the right spot.  I'm using powershell to generate VMs. I got that working and it's assigning them to the proper cloud.  The only thing I am missing is sharing the VM to the user role assigned to the cloud. Is there a powershell command I can use to accomplish that besides going into the VM properties in VMM one by one and manually adding the user in access?

 

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