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# Commander Template

Keeper Commander CLI for Managed Service Providers

Use this script to create a standard managed-company structure in Keeper Commander.

It creates six teams, three shared folders, and their permissions.

| Team           | Access                     |
| -------------- | -------------------------- |
| IT Management  | Manage all folders.        |
| Server Admins  | Manage the Servers folder. |
| Network Admins | Manage the Network folder. |
| Helpdesk       | Manage the Users folder.   |
| SOC            | Manage all folders.        |
| NOC            | Read all folders.          |

The script creates `Users`, `Servers`, and `Network` folders. It prefixes each folder with the managed-company name.

{% hint style="info" %}
Install [Keeper Commander](/enterprise-guide/commander-cli.md) before running the script.
{% endhint %}

### Run the script

Use a [persistent login](/keeperpam/commander-cli/commander-installation-setup/logging-in.md#persistent-login-sessions-stay-logged-in). Your account needs access to both Keeper Console and Vault.

1. Save the script as `NewClientFolders.bash`.
2. Replace `<CompanyName>` with a managed-company name.
3. Run `NewClientFolders.bash ABC | keeper --batch-mode -`.

```bash
#!/bin/bash
#
# Usage: NewClientFolders.bash <CompanyName> | keeper --batch-mode -
#
#########################################################################
if [ "${1}" == "" ] || [ $# -gt 1 ]; then
        echo "Please include new Company Name as parameter 1"
        echo "Usage: NewClientFolders.bash <CompanyName> | keeper --batch-mode -"
        exit 0
fi

### Create new teams
echo "enterprise-team --add  --approve \"IT Management\""
echo "enterprise-team --add  --approve \"${1}-Server Admins\""
echo "enterprise-team --add  --approve \"${1}-Network Admins\""
echo "enterprise-team --add  --approve \"${1}-Helpdesk\""
echo "enterprise-team --add  --approve \"${1}-SOC\""
echo "enterprise-team --add  --approve \"${1}-NOC\""

### Create new shared Folders
echo "mkdir -uf \"${1}\""				      # Create Company organizational folder.
echo "mkdir -sf \"${1}\"/\"${1}-Users\""                      # Create shared folder with default permissions.
echo "mkdir -sf \"${1}\"/\"${1}-Servers\""                    
echo "mkdir -sf \"${1}\"/\"${1}-Network\""                   

### Add teams to shared folders
### IT Management Team
echo "share-folder -a grant  -o on -e \"IT Management\" \"${1}\"/\"${1}-Users\""               # -o manage users
echo "share-folder -a grant  -o on -e \"IT Management\" \"${1}\"/\"${1}-Servers\""        
echo "share-folder -a grant  -o on -e \"IT Management\" \"${1}\"/\"${1}-Network\""        

### Server Admins Team
echo "share-folder -a grant  -d on -p on -e \"${1}-Server Admins\" \"${1}\"/\"${1}-Servers\""  # -d (can edit), -p (can add/remove) records

### Network Admins Team
echo "share-folder -a grant  -d on -p on -e \"${1}-Network Admins\" \"${1}\"/\"${1}-Network\""  

### Helpdesk Team
echo "share-folder -a grant  -d on -p on -e \"${1}-Helpdesk\" \"${1}\"/\"${1}-Users\""         

### SOC Team
echo "share-folder -a grant  -d on -p on -e \"${1}-SOC\" \"${1}\"/\"${1}-Users\""     
echo "share-folder -a grant  -d on -p on -e \"${1}-SOC\" \"${1}\"/\"${1}-Servers\""   
echo "share-folder -a grant  -d on -p on -e \"${1}-SOC\" \"${1}\"/\"${1}-Network\""   

# NOC Read only to all shares
echo "share-folder -e \"${1}-NOC\" \"${1}\"/\"${1}-Users\""                                     # read only
echo "share-folder -e \"${1}-NOC\" \"${1}\"/\"${1}-Servers\""   
echo "share-folder -e \"${1}-NOC\" \"${1}\"/\"${1}-Network\""    
exit
```

For other commands, see the [MSP Management Commands](/keeperpam/commander-cli/command-reference/msp-management-commands.md).


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