IP Security (IPsec) Functions (Compact 7)
3/12/2014
The semantics of the following functions are the same whether called from a callout driver or a user-mode application, except that the return type is an NTSTATUS code instead of a Win32 error code. Callers of these functions must be running at IRQL = PASSIVE_LEVEL.
- FwpmIPsecTunnelAdd0
Adds a new
- FwpmIPsecTunnelDeleteByKey0
Removes an IPsec tunnel mode policy from the system
- IPsecGetStatistics0
Retrieves IPsec statistics
- IPsecSaContextAddInbound0
Adds an inbound IPsec security association (SA) bundle to an existing SA context.
- IPsecSaContextAddOutbound0
Adds an outbound IPsec SA bundle to an existing SA context
- IPsecSaContextCreate0
Creates an IPsec SA context
- IPsecSaContextCreateEnumHandle0
Creates a handle used to enumerate a set of IPsec SA context objects
- IPsecSaContextDeleteById0
Deletes an IPsec SA context
- IPsecSaContextDestroyEnumHandle0
Frees a handle returned by IPsecSaContextCreateEnumHandle0
- IPsecSaContextEnum0
Returns the next page of results from the IPsec SA context enumerator
- IPsecSaContextExpire0
Indicates that an IPsec SA context should be expired
- IPsecSaContextGetById0
Retrieves an IPsec SA context
- IPsecSaContextGetSpi0
Retrieves the security parameters index (SPI) for a SA context
- IPsecSaCreateEnumHandle0
Creates a handle used to enumerate a set of IPsec SA objects.
- IPsecSaDestroyEnumHandle0
Frees a handle returned by IPsecSaCreateEnumHandle0
- IPsecSaEnum0
Returns the next page of results from the IPsec SA enumerator
Requirements
Library |
fwpuclnt.dll |
See Also
Reference
Other WFP Functions Called In Kernel Mode
Functions Called by Callout Drivers
Callout Driver Callout Functions
WFP Callout Driver Functions
Driver Management Functions
Internet Key Exchange Functions