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# Examples | ||
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A small collection of sample files has been included to help get you started. | ||
A small collection of sample files has been included to help get you started. The variables most likely to be overriden have been included in this playbook for your convenience even though many are still set to their default values. | ||
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## Inventory Examples | ||
# Inventory Examples | ||
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[Simple](inventory_simple.yml) and [complex](inventory_complex.yml) inventory files have been included. There are many ways besides YAML files to pass inventory information to Ansible, see [Ansible documentation](https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/user_guide/intro_inventory.html) for further information. | ||
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## `client_preflight` Role Example | ||
# Role Examples | ||
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The [`client_preflight`](run_client_preflight.yml) role example shows use of the `client_preflight` role in an Ansbile playbook. The variables most likely to be overriden have been included in this playbook for your convenience even though many are still set to their default values. | ||
### `client_preflight` Role Example | ||
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## `client_sw` Role Example | ||
The [`client_preflight`](run_client_preflight.yml) role example shows use of the `client_preflight` role in an Ansible playbook. | ||
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The [`client_sw`](run_client_sw.yml) role example shows use of the `client_sw` role in an Ansbile playbook. The variables most likely to be overriden have been included in this playbook for your convenience even though many are still set to their default values. | ||
### `client_sw` Role Example | ||
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## `client_join` Role Example | ||
The [`client_sw`](run_client_sw.yml) role example shows use of the `client_sw` role in an Ansible playbook. | ||
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The [`client_join`](run_client_join.yml) role example shows use of the `client_join` role in an Ansbile playbook. The variables most likely to be overriden have been included in this playbook for your convenience even though many are still set to their default values. | ||
### `client_join` Role Example | ||
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## `client_config` Role Example | ||
The [`client_join`](run_client_join.yml) role example shows use of the `client_join` role in an Ansible playbook. | ||
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The [`client_config`](run_client_config.yml) role example shows use of the `client_config` role in an Ansbile playbook. The variables most likely to be overriden have been included in this playbook for your convenience even though many are still set to their default values. | ||
### `client_config` Role Example | ||
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## `client_agent_status` Role Example | ||
The [`client_config`](run_client_config.yml) role example shows use of the `client_config` role in an Ansible playbook. | ||
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The [`client_agent_status`](run_client_agent_status.yml) role example shows use of the `client_agent_status` role in an Ansbile playbook. The variables most likely to be overriden have been included in this playbook for your convenience even though many are still set to their default values. | ||
### `client_agent_status` Role Example | ||
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## `host_access_control` Role Example | ||
The [`client_agent_status`](run_client_agent_status.yml) role example shows use of the `client_agent_status` role in an Ansible playbook. | ||
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The [`host_access_control`](run_host_access_control.yml) role example shows use of the `host_access_control` role in an Ansbile playbook. The variables most likely to be overriden have been included in this playbook for your convenience even though many are still set to their default values. | ||
## Host reports | ||
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## `local_unix_users` Role Example | ||
### `unix_computers_in_ad` Role Example | ||
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The [`local_unix_users`](run_local_unix_users.yml) role example shows use of the `local_unix_users` role in an Ansbile playbook. The variables most likely to be overriden have been included in this playbook for your convenience even though many are still set to their default values. | ||
The [`unix_computers_in_ad`](run_unix_computers_in_ad.yml) role example shows use of the `unix_computers_in_ad` role in an Ansible playbook. | ||
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## `local_unix_groups` Role Example | ||
## User reports | ||
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The [`local_unix_groups`](run_local_unix_groups.yml) role example shows use of the `local_unix_groups` role in an Ansbile playbook. The variables most likely to be overriden have been included in this playbook for your convenience even though many are still set to their default values. | ||
### `ad_user_conflicts` Role Example | ||
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## `unix_computers_in_ad` Role Example | ||
The [`ad_user_conflicts`](run_ad_user_conflicts.yml) role example shows use of the `ad_user_conflicts` role in an Ansible playbook. | ||
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The [`unix_computers_in_ad`](run_unix_computers_in_ad.yml) role example shows use of the `unix_computers_in_ad` role in an Ansbile playbook. The variables most likely to be overriden have been included in this playbook for your convenience even though many are still set to their default values. | ||
### `local_unix_user_conflicts` Role Example | ||
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## `ad_user_conflicts` Role Example | ||
The [`local_unix_user_conflicts`](run_local_unix_user_conflicts.yml) role example shows use of the `local_unix_user_conflicts` role in an Ansible playbook. | ||
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The [`ad_user_conflicts`](run_ad_user_conflicts.yml) role example shows use of the `ad_user_conflicts` role in an Ansbile playbook. The variables most likely to be overriden have been included in this playbook for your convenience even though many are still set to their default values. | ||
### `local_unix_users` Role Example | ||
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## `local_unix_user_conflicts` Role Example | ||
The [`local_unix_users`](run_local_unix_users.yml) role example shows use of the `local_unix_users` role in an Ansible playbook. | ||
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The [`local_unix_user_conflicts`](run_local_unix_user_conflicts.yml) role example shows use of the `local_unix_user_conflicts` role in an Ansbile playbook. The variables most likely to be overriden have been included in this playbook for your convenience even though many are still set to their default values. | ||
### `local_unix_users_with_ad_logon` Role Example | ||
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## `local_unix_users_with_ad_logon` Role Example | ||
The [`local_unix_users_with_ad_logon`](run_local_unix_users_with_ad_logon.yml) role example shows use of the `local_unix_users_with_ad_logon` role in an Ansible playbook. | ||
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The [`local_unix_users_with_ad_logon`](run_local_unix_users_with_ad_logon.yml) role example shows use of the `local_unix_users_with_ad_logon` role in an Ansbile playbook. The variables most likely to be overriden have been included in this playbook for your convenience even though many are still set to their default values. | ||
### `unix_enabled_ad_users` Role Example | ||
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## `unix_enabled_ad_users` Role Example | ||
The [`unix_enabled_ad_users`](run_unix_enabled_ad_users.yml) role example shows use of the `unix_enabled_ad_users` role in an Ansible playbook. | ||
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The [`unix_enabled_ad_users`](run_unix_enabled_ad_users.yml) role example shows use of the `unix_enabled_ad_users` role in an Ansbile playbook. The variables most likely to be overriden have been included in this playbook for your convenience even though many are still set to their default values. | ||
## Group reports | ||
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## `unix_enabled_ad_groups` Role Example | ||
### `ad_group_conflicts` Role Example | ||
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The [`unix_enabled_ad_groups`](run_unix_enabled_ad_groups.yml) role example shows use of the `unix_enabled_ad_groups` role in an Ansbile playbook. The variables most likely to be overriden have been included in this playbook for your convenience even though many are still set to their default values. | ||
The [`ad_group_conflicts`](run_ad_group_conflicts.yml) role example shows use of the `ad_group_conflicts` role in an Ansible playbook. | ||
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## `ad_group_conflicts` Role Example | ||
### `local_unix_groups` Role Example | ||
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The [`ad_group_conflicts`](run_ad_group_conflicts.yml) role example shows use of the `ad_group_conflicts` role in an Ansbile playbook. The variables most likely to be overriden have been included in this playbook for your convenience even though many are still set to their default values. | ||
The [`local_unix_groups`](run_local_unix_groups.yml) role example shows use of the `local_unix_groups` role in an Ansible playbook. | ||
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## `logon_policy_for_unix_host` Role Example | ||
### `unix_enabled_ad_groups` Role Example | ||
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The [`logon_policy_for_unix_host`](run_logon_policy_for_unix_host.yml) role example shows use of the `logon_policy_for_unix_host` role in an Ansbile playbook. The variables most likely to be overriden have been included in this playbook for your convenience even though many are still set to their default values. | ||
The [`unix_enabled_ad_groups`](run_unix_enabled_ad_groups.yml) role example shows use of the `unix_enabled_ad_groups` role in an Ansible playbook. | ||
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## `logon_policy_for_ad_user` Role Example | ||
## Access & Privileges reports | ||
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The [`logon_policy_for_ad_user`](run_logon_policy_for_ad_user.yml) role example shows use of the `logon_policy_for_ad_user` role in an Ansbile playbook. The variables most likely to be overriden have been included in this playbook for your convenience even though many are still set to their default values. | ||
### `logon_policy_for_unix_host` Role Example | ||
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The [`logon_policy_for_unix_host`](run_logon_policy_for_unix_host.yml) role example shows use of the `logon_policy_for_unix_host` role in an Ansible playbook. | ||
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### `logon_policy_for_ad_user` Role Example | ||
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The [`logon_policy_for_ad_user`](run_logon_policy_for_ad_user.yml) role example shows use of the `logon_policy_for_ad_user` role in an Ansible playbook. | ||
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### `host_access_control` Role Example | ||
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The [`host_access_control`](run_host_access_control.yml) role example shows use of the `host_access_control` role in an Ansible playbook. | ||
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