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329 lines
7.5 KiB
329 lines
7.5 KiB
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Copyright (c) 1987-1992 Microsoft Corporation
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Module Name:
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logonp.h
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Abstract:
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Private Netlogon service routines useful by both the Netlogon service
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and others that pass mailslot messages to/from the Netlogon service.
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Author:
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Cliff Van Dyke (cliffv) 7-Jun-1991
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Environment:
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User mode only.
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Contains NT-specific code.
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Requires ANSI C extensions: slash-slash comments, long external names.
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Revision History:
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--*/
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#ifndef _LOGONP_H_
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#define _LOGONP_H_
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#include <dsgetdc.h> // PDS_DOMAIN_TRUSTSW
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//
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// Message versions returned from NetpLogonGetMessageVersion
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//
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#define LMUNKNOWN_MESSAGE 0 // No version tokens on end of message
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#define LM20_MESSAGE 1 // Just LM 2.0 token on end of message
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#define LMNT_MESSAGE 2 // LM 2.0 and LM NT token on end of message
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#define LMUNKNOWNNT_MESSAGE 3 // LM 2.0 and LM NT token on end of
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// message, but the version is not
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// supported.
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#define LMWFW_MESSAGE 4 // LM WFW token on end of message
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//
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// Define the token placed in the last two bytes of a LanMan 2.0 message
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//
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#define LM20_TOKENBYTE 0xFF
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//
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// Define the token placed in the last four bytes of a NT LanMan message
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// Notice that such a message is by definition a LanMan 2.0 message
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//
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#define LMNT_TOKENBYTE 0xFF
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//
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// Define the token placed in the next to last byte of the PRIMARY_QUERY
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// message from newer (8/8/94) WFW and Chicago clients. This byte (followed
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// by a LM20_TOKENBYTE) indicates the client is WAN-aware and sends the
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// PRIMARY_QUERY to the DOMAIN<1B> name. As such, BDC on the same subnet need
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// not respond to this query.
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//
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#define LMWFW_TOKENBYTE 0xFE
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//
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// Put the LANMAN NT token onto the end of a message.
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//
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// The token is always followed by a LM 2.0 token so LM 2.0 systems will
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// think this message is from a LM 2.0 system.
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//
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// Also append a version flag before the NT TOKEN so that the future
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// versions of software can handle the newer messages effectively.
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//
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//Arguments:
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//
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// Where - Indirectly points to the current location in the buffer. The
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// 'String' is copied to the current location. This current location is
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// updated to point to the byte following the token.
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//
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// NtVersion - Additional version information to be or'ed into the NtVersion
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// field of the message.
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#define NetpLogonPutNtToken( _Where, _NtVersion ) \
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{ \
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SmbPutUlong( (*_Where), NETLOGON_NT_VERSION_1 | (_NtVersion) ); \
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(*_Where) += sizeof(ULONG); \
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*((PUCHAR)((*_Where)++)) = LMNT_TOKENBYTE; \
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*((PUCHAR)((*_Where)++)) = LMNT_TOKENBYTE; \
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NetpLogonPutLM20Token( _Where ); \
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}
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//
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// Put the LANMAN 2.0 token onto the end of a message.
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//
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//Arguments:
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//
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// Where - Indirectly points to the current location in the buffer. The
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// 'String' is copied to the current location. This current location is
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// updated to point to the byte following the token.
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#define NetpLogonPutLM20Token( _Where ) \
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{ \
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*((PUCHAR)((*_Where)++)) = LM20_TOKENBYTE; \
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*((PUCHAR)((*_Where)++)) = LM20_TOKENBYTE; \
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}
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#define NetpLogonPutGuid( _Guid, _Where ) \
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NetpLogonPutBytes( (_Guid), sizeof(GUID), _Where )
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#define NetpLogonGetGuid( _Message, _MessageSize, _Where, _Guid ) \
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NetpLogonGetBytes( \
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(_Message), \
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(_MessageSize),\
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(_Where), \
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sizeof(GUID), \
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(_Guid) )
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//
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// Name of binary Forest Trust List file
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//
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#define NL_FOREST_BINARY_LOG_FILE L"\\system32\\config\\netlogon.ftl"
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#define NL_FOREST_BINARY_LOG_FILE_JOIN L"\\system32\\config\\netlogon.ftj"
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//
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// Header for binary Forest Trust List file.
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//
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typedef struct _DS_DISK_TRUSTED_DOMAIN_HEADER {
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ULONG Version;
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} DS_DISK_TRUSTED_DOMAIN_HEADER, *PDS_DISK_TRUSTED_DOMAIN_HEADER;
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#define DS_DISK_TRUSTED_DOMAIN_VERSION 1
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//
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// Entry for binary Forest Trust List file.
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//
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typedef struct _PDS_DISK_TRUSTED_DOMAIN {
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//
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// Size of entire entry
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//
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ULONG EntrySize;
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//
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// Name of the trusted domain.
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//
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ULONG NetbiosDomainNameSize;
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ULONG DnsDomainNameSize;
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//
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// Flags defining attributes of the trust.
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//
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ULONG Flags;
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//
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// Index to the domain that is the parent of this domain.
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// Only defined if NETLOGON_DOMAIN_IN_FOREST is set and
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// NETLOGON_DOMAIN_TREE_ROOT is not set.
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//
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ULONG ParentIndex;
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//
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// The trust type and attributes of this trust.
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//
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// If NETLOGON_DOMAIN_DIRECTLY_TRUSTED is not set,
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// these value are infered.
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//
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ULONG TrustType;
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ULONG TrustAttributes;
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//
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// The SID of the trusted domain.
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//
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// If NETLOGON_DOMAIN_DIRECTLY_TRUSTED is not set,
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// this value will be NULL.
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//
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ULONG DomainSidSize;
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//
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// The GUID of the trusted domain.
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//
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GUID DomainGuid;
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} DS_DISK_TRUSTED_DOMAINS, *PDS_DISK_TRUSTED_DOMAINS;
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//
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// Procedure forwards from logonp.c
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//
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VOID
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NetpLogonPutOemString(
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IN LPSTR String,
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IN DWORD MaxStringLength,
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IN OUT PCHAR * Where
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);
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VOID
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NetpLogonPutUnicodeString(
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IN LPWSTR String,
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IN DWORD MaxStringLength,
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IN OUT PCHAR * Where
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);
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VOID
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NetpLogonPutBytes(
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IN LPVOID Data,
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IN DWORD Size,
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IN OUT PCHAR * Where
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);
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DWORD
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NetpLogonGetMessageVersion(
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IN PVOID Message,
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IN PDWORD MessageSize,
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OUT PULONG Version
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);
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BOOL
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NetpLogonGetOemString(
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IN PVOID Message,
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IN DWORD MessageSize,
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IN OUT PCHAR *Where,
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IN DWORD MaxStringLength,
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OUT LPSTR *String
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);
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BOOL
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NetpLogonGetUnicodeString(
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IN PVOID Message,
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IN DWORD MessageSize,
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IN OUT PCHAR *Where,
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IN DWORD MaxStringSize,
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OUT LPWSTR *String
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);
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BOOL
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NetpLogonGetBytes(
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IN PVOID Message,
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IN DWORD MessageSize,
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IN OUT PCHAR *Where,
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IN DWORD DataSize,
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OUT LPVOID Data
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);
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BOOL
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NetpLogonGetDBInfo(
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IN PVOID Message,
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IN DWORD MessageSize,
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IN OUT PCHAR *Where,
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OUT PDB_CHANGE_INFO Data
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);
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LPWSTR
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NetpLogonOemToUnicode(
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IN LPSTR Ansi
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);
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LPSTR
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NetpLogonUnicodeToOem(
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IN LPWSTR Unicode
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);
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NET_API_STATUS
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NetpLogonWriteMailslot(
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IN LPWSTR MailslotName,
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IN LPVOID Buffer,
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IN DWORD BufferSize
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);
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//
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// Define the largest message returned by a mailslot created by
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// NetpLogonCreateRandomMailslot(). The 64 byte value allows expansion
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// of the messages in the future.
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//
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#define MAX_RANDOM_MAILSLOT_RESPONSE (max(sizeof(NETLOGON_LOGON_RESPONSE), sizeof(NETLOGON_PRIMARY)) + 64 )
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NET_API_STATUS
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NetpLogonCreateRandomMailslot(
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IN LPSTR path,
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OUT PHANDLE MsHandle
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);
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VOID
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NetpLogonPutDomainSID(
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IN PCHAR Sid,
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IN DWORD SidLength,
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IN OUT PCHAR * Where
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);
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BOOL
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NetpLogonGetDomainSID(
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IN PVOID Message,
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IN DWORD MessageSize,
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IN OUT PCHAR *Where,
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IN DWORD SIDSize,
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OUT PCHAR *Sid
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);
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BOOLEAN
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NetpLogonTimeHasElapsed(
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IN LARGE_INTEGER StartTime,
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IN DWORD Timeout
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);
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NET_API_STATUS
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NlWriteBinaryLog(
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IN LPWSTR FileSuffix,
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IN LPBYTE Buffer,
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IN ULONG BufferSize
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);
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NET_API_STATUS
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NlWriteFileForestTrustList (
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IN LPWSTR FileSuffix,
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IN PDS_DOMAIN_TRUSTSW ForestTrustList,
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IN ULONG ForestTrustListCount
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);
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#endif // _LOGONP_H_
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