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  • 1.  CA Process Automation - Agents/ Touch points

    Posted Jun 03, 2019 01:24 PM
    Hello,

    CA Process Automation Service Pack 04.3.03

    I'm working on automating the few repeated tasks on windows virtual machines using the Process automation application.

    The PAM servers are in 'AD domain Group' and the windows virtual machines which i am going to work are in workgroup.

    Now, I'm trying to understand the benefits of installing agents on virtual machines to run the power shell scripts.

    what are the other possible approaches in achieving this and which approach is robust and reliable.

    Thank you,
    Venkat


  • 2.  RE: CA Process Automation - Agents/ Touch points
    Best Answer

    Broadcom Employee
    Posted Jul 15, 2019 03:26 PM

    An Agent is basically just a small piece of the Orchestrator that is installed remotely to allow the Orchestrator to easily perform actions on that remote system.

    If your goal is to run a PowerShell script on a remote machine the simplest option will be to Install the an Agent on that system. 
    Otherwise youll have to run the initial PowerShell script on the Orchestrator and write into that script code for reaching out to and performing whatever actions on the remote server.