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C:\Windows>netsh nap client rename trustedservergroup ? rename trustedservergroup [ name = ] name [ newname = ] newname Renames a trusted server group. name - Specifies the existing name of the trusted server group. (Required) newname - Specifies the new name of the trusted server group. (Required) Example: rename trustedservergroup name = "group1" newname = "group2"

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