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The following PowerShell command returns all enabled connection groups and their members:<br />
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(Get-AppvClientConnectionG<wbr />roup).GetP<wbr />ackages()<br />
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The following PowerShell command returns the specified enabled connection group and members:<br />
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(Get-AppvClientConnectionG<wbr />roup -Name {cg name}).GetPackages()<br />
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where {cg name} is replaced with a group name<br />
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The following PowerShell command returns the specified connection group and members: <br />
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(Get-AppvClientConnectionG<wbr />roup -GroupId {group guid} -VersionId {version guid}).GetPackages()
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The following PowerShell command returns all enabled connection groups and their members:

(Get-AppvClientConnectionGroup).GetPackages()

The following PowerShell command returns the specified enabled connection group and members:

(Get-AppvClientConnectionGroup -Name {cg name}).GetPackages()

where {cg name} is replaced with a group name


http://app2pack.blogspot.com/2015/10/list-applications-in-use-app-v-46-app-v.html
The following PowerShell command returns the specified connection group and members: 

(Get-AppvClientConnectionGroup -GroupId {group guid} -VersionId {version guid}).GetPackages()

Which command should I use to list all appv packages that are installed on a client machine.

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