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Datto RMM - Tenant to Tenant Migration Script

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Datto RMM has no self-serve path for moving devices between tenants, so I wrote my own script.

 

It migrates clients from my MSP tenant into their own:

 

https://blog.infostruction.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/Datto-RMM-Tenant-to-Tenant-Migration-Windows-OS.txt

 

https://blog.infostruction.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/Datto-RMM-Tenant-to-Tenant-Migration-MacOS.zip

 

If you ever need the Linux variant too, it’s the same logic with the config path set to /opt/CentraStage/UnixService.exe.config and systemctl stop/start cag instead of launchctl.

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