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ansible-ad-inventory

Overview

"active_directory.py" subtree searches through DN's you provide in the .ini file.

It has two modes of sorting your AD computers:

  1. By security group (groups): In this mode a computer object is added into a group for each Security Group that's listed in it's memberof attribute. This does not apply or check for nested groups and ignores Domain Computers

  2. By Organization Unit (ou): In this mode a computer object is added into a group for each OU it is under. This does follow the nesting of the OU up.

    Example: server1's DN is cn=server1,ou=webservers,ou=us_datacenter, In this scenario (Assuming ou=us_datacenter is the starting OU) server1 will show up as a member to the "webservers" group and the "us_datacenter" group.

    Resulting Ansible inv JSON: {"webservers":["server1"],"us_datacenter":["server1"]}

Note: Use --debug to run in full debug mode and be sure to submit any issues!

Deployment

  1. Install dependencies pip3 install -r requirements.txt

2.Download and make "active_directory.py" executable.

3.Add inventory = /path/to/active_directory.py under the [defaults] header in your "ansible.cfg"

4.Fill out the ini file (Ensure "active_directory.ini" is in the same directroy as "active_directory.py")

Requirements: ldap3