PowerShell Cmdlet to rename a RDS Collection

Hi,
I am interacting with RDS Connection Broker via PowerShell Cmdlets. I want to rename a Collection using PowerShell Cmdlets. I have tried several Cmdlets specifically Set-RDVirtualDesktopCollectionConfiguration but it doesn't allow to change the name
of the collection. I know it is possible to rename using the RDS CB user interface but the requirements are to use only Power Shell cmdlets. Is it possible using cmdlets? or is there some other way to rename the collection without using RDS Connection Broker
user interface?
Thanks

Hi,
As this case has been quiet for a while.I need to close the case and will mark it as Answer. If this case is still unresolved,I suggest you ask in a new thread.
Thanks for your Support & understanding!
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