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On a Windows System (tested on Windows 10), the EncryptionStatus for a volume can be seen by inspecting the win32-encryptablevolume class in the root/cimv2/security/MicrosoftVolumeEncryption namespace or by executing the following PowerShell (full compatibility/module versions to be determined)
Description
On a Windows System (tested on Windows 10), the EncryptionStatus for a volume can be seen by inspecting the
win32-encryptablevolume
class in theroot/cimv2/security/MicrosoftVolumeEncryption
namespace or by executing the following PowerShell (full compatibility/module versions to be determined)Using this information would enhance the
ohai filesystem
plugin output to look similar to the following:The
encryption_status
field is the text representation of the ConversionStatus class from https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/desktop/secprov/getconversionstatus-win32-encryptablevolume#parameters:Ohai Version
14 (not a breaking change)
Platform Version
Windows 10, ideally target Windows 2008 upwards (at the very least this should not fail on Windows 2008)
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