Did you manage to solve this?
I'm running into the same problem, except the response I get from
vmware_guest_facts contains the correct field (ipaddress), it's just
populated with 'null'.
Any pointers appreciated.
On Monday, December 29, 2014 at 7:58:59 PM UTC, Earl Robinson wrote:
>
> When using the gather_vmware_facts option in the vsphere_guest module :
>
> $cat vmguest_facts.yml
> ---
> - hosts: all
> gather_facts: false
>
> tasks:
> - name: get vmguest facts
> delegate_to: localhost
> vsphere_guest:
> vmware_guest_facts: true
> vcenter_hostname: vmware
> username: "{{ hostvars[inventory_hostname].ansible_vsphere_user
> }}"
> password: "{{ hostvars[inventory_hostname].ansible_vsphere_pass
> }}"
> guest: vmguest
> register: vmguset_facts
> tags: vmfacts
>
> - name: debug facts
> debug: msg="vmguest facts are {{ vmguest_facts }}"
> tags: vmfacts
>
>
>
> I get output that looks like:
> $ ansible-playbook -i hosts -l vmware vmguest_facts.yml
> PLAY [vmware]
> *****************************************************************
>
> TASK: [get vmguest facts]
> *****************************************************
> ok: [192.168.x.y -> localhost]
>
> TASK: [debug facts]
> ***********************************************************
> ok: [192.168.x.y] => {
> "msg": "vmguest facts are {'invocation': {'module_name':
> u'vsphere_guest', 'module_args': ''}, u'changed': False, u'ansible_facts':
> {u'hw_name': u'vmguest', u'hw_processor_count': 2, u'hw_memtotal_mb': 2048,
> u'module_hw': True, u'hw_guest_full_name': u'Ubuntu Linux (64-bit)',
> u'hw_guest_id': u'ubuntu64Guest', u'hw_eth0': {u'macaddress':
> u'00:0c:1f:7c:b7:1a', u'label': u'Network adapter 1', u'addresstype':
> u'generated', u'summary': u'VM Network', u'macaddress_dash':
> u'00-0c-1f-7c-b7-1a'}, u'hw_product_uuid':
> u'564df381-ef59-9100-3c11-ba2c29cf4bfe'}}"
> }
>
> PLAY RECAP
> ********************************************************************
> 192.168.x.y : ok=2 changed=0 unreachable=0 failed=0
>
>
> which excludes the ip addresses of the vm guest. However when using
> pysphere directly:
>
> $cat facts.py
> #!/usr/bin/python
> import ssl
> ssl._create_default_https_context = ssl._create_unverified_context
>
> from pysphere import VIServer
> server = VIServer()
> server.connect("192.168.x.y", "user", "password")
> vm1 = server.get_vm_by_name("vmguest")
> print vm1.get_property('net')
>
>
> I get all ip addresses of the vm:
>
> $ ./facts.py
> [{'ip_addresses': ['192.168.x.z', 'fc00:::3a8e:54b4:4137:9b95',
> 'fe80::20c:2aff:fecf:9bf1'], 'connected': True, 'network': 'VM Network',
> 'mac_address': '00:0c:1f:7c:b7:1a'}]
>
>
> Any ideas on why the ip addresses are not returned by vmware_guest_facts?
> I'm hoping to capture the guest ip address to provision services in the
> guest os.
> sample code is here:
> https://github.com/earlrob/ansible-vsphere_guest_facts
>
> Thanks,
> Earl
>
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