SAMR x3e opcode in AD machine join

[Anthony Liguori]

that's a new form of the samrConnect call. The only difference is the
added uint32. When I was playing with usrmgr.exe from a w2k machine I got
it too in my traces.

You're right.  I must have overlooked this parameter last night.  jmcd and 
I actually discussed this parameter though last week.  One guess as to 
what it might be is DomainControllerAddressType.  There are two 
possibilities for this field: DS_INET_ADDRESS and DS_NETBIOS_ADDRESS that 
are 1 and 2 respectively.  Which determines whether 
DomainControllerAddress is in the format "\\NETBIOS" or 
"\\xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx"  Perhaps in the new form, 2 was extended to also 
include dns names.  This would be consistant with the 
DOMAIN_CONTROLLER_INFO structure used other places.

Anthony Liguori
IBM Extreme Blue / Active Blue Directory
aliguor at us.ibm.com
(512) 838-1208




Jean Francois Micouleau <Jean-Francois.Micouleau at dalalu.fr>
08/05/2002 10:54 AM

 
        To:     Anthony Liguori/Austin/IBM at IBMUS
        cc:     Jim McDonough/Portland/IBM at IBMUS, Steven French/Austin/IBM at IBMUS, 
<samba-technical at lists.samba.org>, Gregory Havens/Austin/IBM at IBMUS, 
Charles D Sizemore/Austin/IBM at IBMUS
        Subject:        Re: SAMR x3e opcode in AD machine join

 



On Mon, 5 Aug 2002, Anthony Liguori wrote:

that's a new form of the samrConnect call. The only difference is the
added uint32. When I was playing with usrmgr.exe from a w2k machine I got
it too in my traces.

the query header is:

uint32 ptr_to_string;
UNISTR2 string;
uint32 unknown;
uint32 access_mask;

if you code it, don't forget the prs_align() call between the unistr2
string and the uint32 value.


                 J.F.



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