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add query to collect the Windows Exchange Server version #147

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6 changes: 6 additions & 0 deletions core/mondoo-windows-inventory.mql.yaml
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Expand Up @@ -137,3 +137,9 @@ packs:
title: Logged-in users
mql: |
parse.json(content: powershell("Get-Process -IncludeUserName explorer | Select-Object Username | ConvertTo-Json").stdout).params
- uid: mondoo-windows-exchange-server-version
title: Exchange Server Version
filters: |
package('Microsoft Exchange Server').installed
mql: |
powershell('(Get-Command ExSetup.exe | ForEach-Object { $_.FileVersionInfo } | Select-Object -First 1).FileVersion').stdout
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Is this not something we can get from the package data?

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@tas50 yes but then we have to provide the customer a list of packages.

this case is easy

packages.where(name == /Exchange Server.*Cumulative Update.*/ || name == 'Microsoft Exchange Server') { name version }
packages.where.list: [
  0: {
    version: "15.1.2507.6"
    name: "Microsoft Exchange Server 2016 Cumulative Update 23"
  }
  1: {
    version: "15.1.2507.6"
    name: "Microsoft Exchange Server"
  }
]

the version of the exchange version is 15.1.2507.6

but there exists cases where the version of the Exchange server differs from the Version of the Cumulative Update, like this case:

packages.where(name == /Exchange Server.*Cumulative Update.*/ || name == 'Microsoft Exchange Server') { name version }
packages.where.list: [
  0: {
    version: "15.2.1544.9",
    name: "Microsoft Exchange Server 2019 Cumulative Update 14",
  }
  1: {
    version: "15.2.1544.4"
    name: "Microsoft Exchange Server"
  }
]

the version of the exchange version is 15.2.1544.9.

but then there are installation which no Cumulative Update is installed

@tas50 do you prefer this query: packages.where(name == /Exchange Server.*Cumulative Update.*/ || name == 'Microsoft Exchange Server') { name version }

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If we can't get the data correctly with package then this makes sense. Just double checking

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