I appreciate your insights JF.
I also find windows dumb... but when you have not choice, you are stuck.
HAHA!
Thank you!
-Simon
On Tue, Aug 27, 2019 at 12:38 PM Jean-Francois Messier
wrote:
> I guess it depends on the package to be installed. Anything that can be
> done through GPO would be e
I guess it depends on the package to be installed. Anything that can be done
through GPO would be easier to manage but also less risky. Working directly in
the registry is never my first choice. And for the GPO editor, there are
modules that will be able to launch a process that will manage the
Hey Jean-Francois,
I completely understand this. Which I am aware of all the modules offered
by Ansible.
I have another question to add: Would you manage Windows through registry
keys (only option with Ansible) or using the GPO editor?
-Simon
On Tue, Aug 27, 2019 at 11:25 AM Jean-Francois Messi
Ansible can also be used to manage Windows servers. May modules have been
written to also cover Windows servers. As well, there are Windows-specific
modules that will perform tasks in a Windows-specific way. Ansible works with
"playbooks" where you define some series of actions. Some of the ge
Hey guys,
I am not sure if you are familiar with Ansible, but I would imagine some of
you are.
I understand this is for Linux, but I would want to have the insights of
you.
At work, we are starting at looking at locking down Windows servers in a
reproducible way. Currently we manage all of Linux
