SSPI Functions and Structures (Windows Embedded CE 6.0)
1/6/2010
The following table shows the SSPI functions that are supported by Windows Embedded CE.
| Function | Description |
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Establishes an inbound security context between the server and a remote client. |
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Enables an application to acquire a handle to existing user credentials. This function also provides a way for applications to supply credential data. |
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Provides a way to apply a control token to a security context. |
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Deletes local data structures associated with the specified security context. |
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Returns an array of SecPkgInfo structures that describe the security packages available to the client. |
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Enables callers of security provider functions to free a memory buffer allocated by the security provider. |
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Notifies the security system that the credentials are no longer needed. |
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Returns a pointer to an SSPI dispatch table. |
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Initiates the outbound security context from a credential handle. This function establishes a security context between the client application and a remote peer. |
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Generates a cryptographic checksum of the message and includes sequencing data to prevent message loss or insertion. |
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Enables a transport application to query a security package for certain security context attributes. |
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Retrieves the credential attributes. |
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Retrieves data about a specified security package. |
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Verifies the signature of a peer client message. |
The following table shows the SSPI structures supported by Windows Embedded CE.
| Structure | Description |
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Describes a buffer that is allocated by a transport application to pass to a security package. |
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Describes an array of SecBuffer structures to pass from a transport application to a security package. |
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Contains the name of the authenticating authority, if one is available. |
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Contains data about the keys used in a security context. |
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Indicates the life span of a security context. |
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Indicates the user name associated with a security context. |
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Indicates the size of important structures used in the message support functions. |
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Indicates the size of the various stream objects that are used with the message support functions. |
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Indicates the name of the user associated with a credential. |
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Provides general security package data, such as the name and capabilities of the package. |
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Contains pointers to the callback functions defined in the Sspi.h file. |
See Also
Reference
Authentication Services Reference
Concepts
Authentication Services Application Development
Security Support Provider Interface Architecture
Security Packages
Authentication Services Security
Authentication Services Registry Settings