2.2.2.2.20 AUX_ENDPOINT_CAPABILITIES Auxiliary Block Structure
The AUX_ENDPOINT_CAPABILITIES auxiliary block structure informs the client that the server supports multiple interfaces on a single HTTP endpoint.
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EndpointCapabilityFlag (4 bytes): A flag that indicates that the server combines capabilities on a single endpoint. The valid flag values are specified in the following table.
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ENDPOINT_CAPABILITIES_SINGLE_ENDPOINT |
0x00000001 |
The server supports combined Directory Service Referral interface (RFRI), name service provider interface (NSPI), and EMSMDB interface on a single HTTP endpoint. For more information about RFRI, see [MS-OXABREF]. For more information about NSPI, see [MS-OXNSPI]. The server MAY<4> process requests for different interfaces independently even when requests are transmitted on the same connection. A call to one interface is not to be blocked by a previous call to a different interface on the same connection. |