MID Servers for Orchestration
Orchestration automatically selects an appropriate MID Server based on the capabilities that you configure in activities, the IP addresses of target devices, and the application that the MID Server is allowed to use.
To allow a MID Server to work with Orchestration, it must have the Orchestration application or the ALL application assigned to it. See Configure a default MID Server for each application for instructions.
You can have MID Servers focus on different capabilities and separate sections of your network. See:
You can also specify a default MID Server to use if no MID Servers meet the capability and IP range criteria for an activity. See Select the default MID Server for Orchestration.
- MID Server capabilities
MID Server capabilities define the specific functions of a MID Server within an IP address range. - Select the default MID Server for Orchestration
Orchestration uses the default MID Server if it cannot find a MID Server with the correct IP range and capability. - PowerShell probe version 2 system property
View detailed PowerShell credential information and view extended logging information. - PowerShell log property
Enable debug messages to display from PowerShell.
Parent Topic:Classic Orchestration
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