Actually I have terraform file to build a Linux and Windows server on
Vcenter. I have been asked to create Custom EE and using that need to build
a Windows and Linux servers
So I just created Custom EE for AWX with terraform installed now, when I
come to build a window VM the prerequisites is to
So why exactly do you need to manipulate windows AD onna Linux host? Makes
more sense to do that on a windows host no matter how you look at it.
On Wed, Jan 31, 2024, 1:45 PM Thirumalai Raja A
wrote:
> HI,Evan Hiseyi found that AD module not available for linux
>
>
> On Wed, 3 Jan 2024 at
HI,Evan Hiseyi found that AD module not available for linux
On Wed, 3 Jan 2024 at 03:45, Evan Hisey wrote:
> Why would you not want to be running the MS AD modules against a dedicate
> Windows AD management server? Understandably to tno run on an actual AD
> server, but most Windows domains
jborean93-
Thanks for the confirmation. I was pretty sure that was the case, but had
only recently learned that Powershell had linux versions and not up on what
has or has not been ported over yet.
On Wed, Jan 3, 2024 at 1:38 PM jbor...@gmail.com
wrote:
> > That of course assumes that the
> That of course assumes that the ActiveDirectory powershell module is
available on Linux.
It isn't, it's a Windows only component that cannot be installed
independently. What OP wants to do with the microsoft.ad.x modules cannot
be done outside of a Windows target host. They would have to
Why would you not want to be running the MS AD modules against a dedicate
Windows AD management server? Understandably to tno run on an actual AD
server, but most Windows domains have a dedicated Management/Utilities host
for doing things like this. All the Microsoft AD community modules require
There is the sssd service for Linux that joins a Linux host to an AD domain.
With that you can use properly credentialed adcli commands to manipulate AD
objects.
Walter
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On Jan 2, 2024, at 3:06 PM, Todd Lewis wrote:
I'm slightly
I'm slightly confused about what you are asking for.
It sounds like you are currently managing AD objects in an existing
domain controller by using win_shell commands targeting that domain
controller. So far so good.
The part that confuses me is "my target host will be localhost as it's
Hi, gys
i have a task to manage AD objects like create, delete using ansible task
right now i am using win_shell command module to run the command on windows
target and creating AD objects. But I need to do it the same using an
inbuilt ansible module like microsoft.ad about my target host will be
