Identifies a remote machine resource to the new or enhanced activation functions. The structure is defined as follows in the Wtypes.h header file:
typedef struct _COSERVERINFO { DWORD dwReserved1; LPWSTR pwszName; COAUTHINFO *pAuthInfo; DWORD dwReserved2; } COSERVERINFO;
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The COSERVERINFO structure is used primarily to identify a remote system in object creation functions. Machine resources are named using the naming scheme of the network transport. By default, all UNC (“\\server” or “server”) and DNS names (“server.com”, “www.foo.com”, or “135.5.33.19”) names are allowed.
If you are using the NTLMSSP security package, the default case, the pAuthinfo parameter should be set to zero. If you are a vendor supporting another security package, refer to COAUTHINFO. The mechanism described there is intended to allow DCOM activations to work correctly with security providers other than NTLMSSP, or to specify additional security information used during remote activations for interoperability with alternate implementations of DCOM. If pAuthInfo is set, those values will be used to specify the authentication settings for the remote call. These settings will be passed to RpcBindingSetAuthInfoEx.
If the pAuthInfo field is not specified, any values in the AppID section of the registry will be used to override the following default authentication settings:
dwAuthnSvc |
RPC_C_AUTHN_WINNT |
dwAuthzSvc |
RPC_C_AUTHZ_NONE |
pszServerPrincName |
NULL |
dwAuthnLevel |
RPC_C_AUTHN_LEVEL_CONNECT |
dwImpersonationLevel |
RPC_C_IMP_LEVEL_IMPERSONATE |
pvAuthIdentityData |
NULL |
dwCapabilities |
RPC_C_QOS_CAPABILITIES_DEFAULT |
See Also
CLSCTX, CoGetClassObject, CoGetInstanceFromFile, CoGetInstanceFromIStorage, CoCreateInstanceEx, Locating a Remote Object