Capturing and Logging Results As each job is sent to the Controller Service for execution, it is issued a job ID that uniquely identifies it. When a job is sent to a set rather than to an individual device, a hierarchical structure is created. The initial job ID returned when the command is run is referred to as the parent job ID. At the Controller, each device within the set has a separate job created for it, and a distinct job ID is assigned for each device. The administrator can track both the initial set job ID and each job ID. The adsjob command-line utility and the GUI and WMI interface provide job status and results. The results from the preceding examples are as follows.