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Hello @fersherls , as you have probably noticed Ansible logging messages could be a little more helpful. It looks like the way you're calling your variables within the playbook is problematic.   When you encapsulate some text within double curly braces, you need the text to be the name of a variable.   In this example, we encapsulate the word "example" between braces, and this will allow us to call forward the value of an object with that name {{ example }}    So in the original, we see that you're trying to store the value of objects in curly braces. this will confuse Ansible, which will look for a variable named 1.1.1.1 and set the value of that object to `ip_address`     ip_address: '{{ 1.1.1.1 }}'     should look like this instead.      ip_address: '1.1.1.1'     additional issue with the username and password you're calling, as Ansible requires that a variable name begin with a string     username: '{{ 111111111 | default(omit) }}' password: '{{ 111111111 | default(omit) }}'     should look like either of these, with the first example calling for the values of objects named my_username_variable and my_password_variable.     username: '{{ my_username_variable | default(omit) }}' password: '{{ my_password_variable | default(omit) }}' username: 'admin' password: 'password123'       Please let me know if this helps,    Calvin ... View more