win_controlm_agent_facts
win_controlm_agent_facts - Create a facts collection for Control-M Agent on a Windows host
Synopsis
- This Ansible module shows information from Control-M Agent, such as configuration or a communication diagnostic report.
Examples
---
- name: test the win_controlm_agent_facts module
hosts: all
gather_facts: false
roles:
- win_controlm_agent_facts
tasks:
- name: Gather facts from Control-M Agent
win_controlm_agent_facts:
- name: Displays the Configuration
debug:
var: ansible_controlm_agent.config
- name: Displays the Configuration
debug:
var: ansible_controlm_agent.communication_diagnostic_report
Return Values
Facts returned by this module are added/updated in the hostvars
host facts and can be referenced by name just like any other host fact. They do not need to be registered in order to use them.
Fact | Returned | Description |
---|---|---|
ansible_controlm_agent complex |
always | Detailed information about the Control-M Agent installation. |
communication_diagnostic_report dictionary |
success | Detailed information about Agent issues. |
agent_state string |
success | Current state of the Windows agent. Sample: as Running or Stopped or Paused |
agent_start_mode string |
success | Startup type of the Windows agent service. Sample: as Automatic or Manual |
user_name string |
success | Account name under which the Windows agent service runs. Sample: LocalSystem |
agent_status string |
success | Current status of the Windows service. Sample: as OK or Degraded or Error or Pred Fail |
server_agent_connection_mode string |
success | Indicates whether the agent is connected to the server in persistent connection mode. Sample: as persistent or transient |
server_agent_communication_protocol string |
success | Protocol type of the Server-Agent communication. Sample: as TCP or SSL |
system_ping_to_server_platform boolean |
success | Ping connectivity to the primary server. |
agent_ping_to_controlm_server boolean |
success | Indicates that CONTROL-M/Server is active on the Server platform that is connected to the Agent platform. |
dns_translation_of_server boolean |
success | IP address of the primary server host. Sample: 192.168.1.1 |
config dictionary |
success | Detailed information about stored the configuration. |
agent_to_server_port integer |
success | Port number in the Control-M Agent computer where data is received from the Control-M Server computer. Sample: 7006 |
allow_comm_init boolean |
success | Indicates whether the agent can open a connection to the server when working in persistent connection mode. |
authorized_controlm_server_hosts string |
success | List of backup servers which can replace the primary server if it fails. |
autoedit_inline boolean |
success | Indicates whether all variables will be set as environment variables in the script. |
cjk_encoding string |
success | CJK encoding used by Control-M Agent to run jobs. Sample: UTF-8 |
communication_trace boolean |
success | Indicates whether communication packets that Control-M Agent sends to and receives from Control-M Server are written to a file. |
ctms_address_mode string |
success | Indicates if the IP address is used instead of the host name. |
daily_log_file_enabled boolean |
success | Indicates if the ctmag_<year><month><day>.log file is generated. |
days_to_retain_log_files integer |
success | Number of days to retain agent proclog files. Sample: 1 |
default_printer string |
success | Default printer for job OUTPUT files. |
diagnostic_level integer |
success | Debug level. Sample: 0 |
echo_job_commands_into_sysout boolean |
success | Indicates whether to print commands in the OUTPUT of a job. |
foreign_language_support string |
success | Indicates whether the system is configured for CJK languages or Latin1 languages. Sample: LATIN-1 |
job_children_inside_job_object boolean |
success | Indicates whether procedures invoked by a job can be run outside the Job Object. |
limit_log_file_size integer |
success | Maximum size (MB) of diagnostic log files for a process or a thread. Sample: 10 |
limit_log_version integer |
success | Number of generations of diagnostic log information to keep for a process or a thread. Sample: 10 |
listen_to_network_interface string |
success | Network interface the agent is listening on. Sample: *ANY |
logical_agent_name string |
success | Logical name of the agent. |
logon_as_user boolean |
success | Indicates whether the user account is used for the services to log on to. |
logon_domain string |
success | Logon domain of the user account. |
measure_usage_day integer |
success | Number of days to retain the files in the dailylog directory. Sample: 7 |
persistent_connection boolean |
success | Indicates whether NS process creates a persistent connection with the agent and manages the session with this agent. |
primary_controlm_server_host string |
success | Hostname of the computer where the current Control-M Server submits jobs to the Control-M Agent. |
server_agent_protocol_version integer |
success | Server-Agent communication protocol version. Sample: 12 |
run_user_logon_script boolean |
success | Indicates wether a user-defined logon script should be run by the Control-M Agent before running the standard user logon script. |
server_to_agent_port integer |
success | Port number that receives data from the Control-M Agent computer. Sample: 7005 |
smtp_port integer |
success | Port number on which the SMTP server communicates. Sample: 25 |
smtp_reply_to_mail string |
success | E-mail address to which to send replies. |
smtp_sender_friendly_name string |
success | Name or alias that appears on the e-mail sent. |
smtp_sender_mail string |
success | E-mail address of the sender. Sample: control@m |
smtp_server_relay_name string |
success | Name of the SMTP server. |
ssl boolean |
success | Indicates whether SSL is used to encrypt the communication between Control-M Server and the Control-M Agent. |
job_output_name string |
success | Prefix for the OUTPUT file name. Sample: JOBNAME |
tcpip_timeout integer |
success | Communication job-tracking timeout in seconds. Sample: 60 |
timeout_for_agent_utilities integer |
success | Maximum time (in seconds) the agent waits after sending a request to Control-M Server. Sample: 600 |
tracker_event_port integer |
success | Number of the port for sending messages to the Tracker process when jobs end. Sample: 7035 |
tracker_polling_interval integer |
success | Tracker event timeout in seconds. Sample: 60 |
wrap_parameters_with_double_quotes integer |
success | Indicates how parameter values (%%PARMn....%%PARMx) are managed by Control-M Agent for Microsoft Windows. Sample: 4 |
default_agent_name string |
success | Agent name. Sample: Default |
cm_name string |
success | Version of the Control/M application. Sample: WIN |
cm_type string |
success | Type of the Control/M plateforme. Sample: WIN2K |
agent_version dictionary |
success | Dictionary/map that contains information about the current running version of the agent. |
full string |
The full string of the version. Sample: 9.0.20.100 |
|
major integer |
The major component of the version number. Sample: 9 |
|
minor integer |
The minor component of the version number. Sample: 0 |
|
build integer |
The build component of the version number. Sample: 20 |
|
revision integer |
The revision component of the version number. A higher revision number might be used in a build that fixes a security hole in a previously released agent. Sample: 100 |
|
fd_number string |
success | Unique identifier of the agent. Sample: DRKAI.9.0.20.000 |
fix_number string |
success | Unique identifier of the fix pack. Sample: DRKAI.9.0.20.000 |
agent_directory string |
success | Installation folder of the agent. Sample: C:\Program Files\Control-M Agent\Default |
Authors
- Stéphane Bilqué (@sbilque) Informatique CDC
License
This project is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License.
See LICENSE to see the full text.
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Create a facts collection for Control-M Agent on a Windows host
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