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1.2.0

Fixed issues and related features

  • You can find issues and feature requests related to this release on our roadmap

  • Added support for Icinga 2.8.0 and above

  • Added support for Icinga 2 CA-Proxy

  • Changed argument boolean values to switch, which changes

    -AllowUpdates $TRUE

to

    -AllowUpdates

for example. This applies to all values, except for -AcceptConfig

1.1.0

Fixed issues and related features

  • You can find issues and feature requests related to this release on our roadmap

  • Added additional troubleshooting support for dumping Icinga 2 configuration and objects

  • Improved documentation for PowerShell 2 support and installation

  • Fixed code stylings

1.0.0

Fixed issues and related features

  • You can find issues and feature requests related to this release on our roadmap

Breaking Change with -DirectorUrl

Added support for Director Auto Configuration

  • With Icinga Director version 1.4.0 and later you can entirely automate the installation of your Icinga 2 Agent environment on Windows. Take a look on the Automation Example

Added new HTTP handler

  • The HTTP handler has been updated to properly return status codes, allowing a better handling of possible errors and exceptions

Added NSClient++ installer support

  • Added support to automaticly install and base-configure the NSClient++ from different locations

Added support for service user change

  • Added support which allows to change the user the Icinga service is running with to grant additional privileges to the Agent

Added argument for enabling / disabling debug log

  • Added support for enabling or disabling the Icinga 2 debug log with a PowerShell argument. To make this work, you will have to ensure the configuration is written once again with this version of the PowerShell module. Otherwise the argument will not work.

Added support to add inbound firewall rule

  • The PowerShell module now allows to open an inbound firewall rule, allowing the connection to the Agent

Documentation

  • Updated documentation for all arguments and added additional examples and use-cases