Justification
As a convenience to aid support issues, the "friendly" name of the Windows installation should be looked up from the raw version number.
Description
Currently, the RD logs OS version shows as a raw number, e.g. Operating System: Microsoft Windows NT 6.2.9200.0 x64
Whilst this is technically correct, it's not particularly convenient. We could look up the version from a known list of Windows build numbers and display a friendly description (here, "Windows 8"), with the actual version number in brackets, e.g. Operating System: Windows 8, 64-bit (Microsoft Windows NT 6.2.9200.0 x64)
Additional context
Note, Client and Server versions often share build numbers. We could either assume a client OS (server usages are not expected), or further query WMI to disambiguate.
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Justification
As a convenience to aid support issues, the "friendly" name of the Windows installation should be looked up from the raw version number.
Description
Currently, the RD logs OS version shows as a raw number, e.g.
Operating System: Microsoft Windows NT 6.2.9200.0 x64Whilst this is technically correct, it's not particularly convenient. We could look up the version from a known list of Windows build numbers and display a friendly description (here, "Windows 8"), with the actual version number in brackets, e.g.
Operating System: Windows 8, 64-bit (Microsoft Windows NT 6.2.9200.0 x64)Additional context
Note, Client and Server versions often share build numbers. We could either assume a client OS (server usages are not expected), or further query WMI to disambiguate.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: