I'm testing Ansible to see if I can successfully control various aspects of
Windows management. I'm getting stuck on using variables and conditionals
and can't interpret the error information that comes back.
I tried to run a playbook against a test machine where I used some
conditionals and loop statements as in the example below.
---
hosts: myhost.domain.local
tasks:
- name: get all connected network adapters
win_shell: |
$adapters = @(Get-NetAdapter)
foreach($item in $adapters){if($item.status -eq "Up"){$item}}
So above I first assign a variable to a list of all network adapters that
can be found on my system and then I wan't to extract only those that are
actually up and connected. I'm getting some cryptic response where I can
find syntax errors so the above code must be somehow misinterpreted. I'll
probably would want to expand this code to gather more details but since
I'm stuck just with the basics I can't move forward. BTW not sure why the |
pipe character after win_shell. Just seen it in a couple of simple examples
on the web. Couldn't find any good examples and there was no answer in
other forum.
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