Answer Posted / Kumar Sourav

To handle situations where different machines require different user accounts and/or ports for logging in using Ansible, you can create specific inventory entries for each machine and override the default settings:n1. Define custom inventory entries: In your inventory file, define separate entries for each machine with their respective user account and port.nExample:nhost1:n ansible_user: myusernamen ansible_port: 2222nhost2:n ansible_user: anotherusernamen ansible_port: 3333nn2. Use the custom inventory entries in your playbook: When running tasks, Ansible will use the specified user account and port for each machine.

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