Werk 15649 was adapted. The following is the new Werk, a diff is shown at the end of the message. Title: windows_tasks: Display Correct Scheduled Task State Class: fix Compatible: incomp Component: checks Date: 1705315505 Edition: cre Knowledge: doc Level: 1 Version: 2.3.0b1 Previously, the `Scheduled Task State` could be N\A, if the Action of a Windows task contained a comma. Moreover, the plugin only supported German or English localization settings for Windows. Finally, with German localization settings disabled scheduled tasks would be discovered (despite what the checkman page claimed). This worked correctly with English localization settings. With this Werk, `windows_tasks` uses the new PowerShell API to obtain the data. This fixes the aforementioned issues. Users, whom desire to discover disabled tasks need to configure the new service discovery rule `Windows Tasks`. The changes in this Werk are only applicable, if the underlying Windows version supports the PowerShell API. The Windows versions supported by Checkmk 2.2.0 and later all support the required the PowerShell functions. Versions such as Windows 7 does not support the PowerShell API. ------------------------------------<diff>------------------------------------------- Title: windows_tasks: Display Correct Scheduled Task State Class: fix - Compatible: compat ? -- + Compatible: incomp ? ++ Component: checks Date: 1705315505 Edition: cre Knowledge: doc Level: 1 Version: 2.3.0b1 Previously, the `Scheduled Task State` could be N\A, if the Action of a Windows task contained a comma. Moreover, the plugin only supported German or English - localization settings for Windows. With this Werk, `windows_tasks` uses the - new PowerShell API to obtain the data. This fixes the aforementioned issues. + localization settings for Windows. Finally, with German localization settings + disabled scheduled tasks would be discovered (despite what the checkman page + claimed). This worked correctly with English localization settings. With this + Werk, `windows_tasks` uses the new PowerShell API to obtain the data. This + fixes the aforementioned issues. + + Users, whom desire to discover disabled tasks need to configure the new service + discovery rule `Windows Tasks`. The changes in this Werk are only applicable, if the underlying Windows version supports the PowerShell API. The Windows versions supported by Checkmk 2.2.0 and - later all have the required the PowerShell functionality. Windows 7 does not - meet the requirements. + later all support the required the PowerShell functions. Versions such as + Windows 7 does not support the PowerShell API.