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1.1 root 1: /*++ BUILD Version: 0003 // Increment this if a change has global effects
2:
3: Copyright (c) 1990-1993 Microsoft Corporation
4:
5: Module Name:
6:
7: LMCONS.H (was NETCONS.H in LM 2.x)
8:
9: Abstract:
10:
11: This file contains constants used throughout the LAN Manager
12: API header files. It should be included in any source file
13: that is going to include other LAN Manager API header files or
14: call a LAN Manager API.
15:
16: NOTE: Lengths of strings are given as the maximum lengths of the
17: string in characters (not bytes). This does not include space for the
18: terminating 0-characters. When allocating space for such an item,
19: use the form:
20:
21: TCHAR username[UNLEN+1];
22:
23: Definitions of the form LN20_* define those values in effect for
24: LanMan 2.0.
25:
26:
27: Author:
28:
29: unknown
30:
31: Revision History:
32:
33: 25-Jan-1991 Danl
34: Added NET_API_STATUS and NET_API_FUNCTION
35: 04-Feb-1991 JohnRo
36: Avoid conflicts with <windef.h> (defines IN, OUT, but not OPTIONAL).
37: 26-Feb-1991 JohnRo
38: Added PARM_ERROR_UNKNOWN and PARM_ERROR_NONE.
39: 09-May-1991 JohnRo
40: Make PARM_ERROR_UNKNOWN a legal DWORD. Got rid of tabs, to keep ChuckL
41: happy. Change NULL to ((void *)0) for portability. Make sure all
42: includes and defines start in column 1, to avoid MIPS problems.
43: Changed to use slash-slash comments.
44: 20-May-1991 CliffV
45: Removed several unused definitions. Changed limits to be windows
46: and NT compatible. Added LM20_* definitions.
47: 18-Jul-1991 RFirth
48: Added PARMNUM_BASE_INFOLEVEL
49: 30-Jul-1991 DanHi
50: Changed definitions of *_FILENAME to NT values and deleted *_FILE
51: 04-Apr-1992 JohnRo
52: Added MAX_PREFERRED_LENGTH.
53:
54: --*/
55:
56: /*NOINC*/
57: #ifndef NETCONS_INCLUDED
58:
59: #define NETCONS_INCLUDED
60: /*INC*/
61:
62: #ifndef PASCAL
63: #define PASCAL // pascal on OS/2
64: #endif
65:
66: #ifndef FAR
67: #define FAR // far on OS/2
68: #endif
69:
70: //
71: // String Lengths for various LanMan names
72: //
73:
74: #define CNLEN 15 // Computer name length
75: #define LM20_CNLEN 15 // LM 2.0 Computer name length
76: #define DNLEN CNLEN // Maximum domain name length
77: #define LM20_DNLEN LM20_CNLEN // LM 2.0 Maximum domain name length
78:
79: #if (CNLEN != DNLEN)
80: #error CNLEN and DNLEN are not equal
81: #endif
82:
83: #define UNCLEN (CNLEN+2) // UNC computer name length
84: #define LM20_UNCLEN (LM20_CNLEN+2) // LM 2.0 UNC computer name length
85:
86: #define NNLEN 80 // Net name length (share name)
87: #define LM20_NNLEN 12 // LM 2.0 Net name length
88:
89: #define RMLEN (UNCLEN+1+NNLEN) // Max remote name length
90: #define LM20_RMLEN (LM20_UNCLEN+1+LM20_NNLEN) // LM 2.0 Max remote name length
91:
92: #define SNLEN 80 // Service name length
93: #define LM20_SNLEN 15 // LM 2.0 Service name length
94: #define STXTLEN 256 // Service text length
95: #define LM20_STXTLEN 63 // LM 2.0 Service text length
96:
97: #define PATHLEN 256 // Max. path (not including drive name)
98: #define LM20_PATHLEN 256 // LM 2.0 Max. path
99:
100: #define DEVLEN 80 // Device name length
101: #define LM20_DEVLEN 8 // LM 2.0 Device name length
102:
103: #define EVLEN 16 // Event name length
104:
105: //
106: // User, Group and Password lengths
107: //
108:
109: #define UNLEN 256 // Maximum user name length
110: #define LM20_UNLEN 20 // LM 2.0 Maximum user name length
111:
112: #define GNLEN UNLEN // Group name
113: #define LM20_GNLEN LM20_UNLEN // LM 2.0 Group name
114:
115: #define PWLEN 256 // Maximum password length
116: #define LM20_PWLEN 14 // LM 2.0 Maximum password length
117:
118: #define SHPWLEN 8 // Share password length (bytes)
119:
120:
121: #define CLTYPE_LEN 12 // Length of client type string
122:
123:
124: #define MAXCOMMENTSZ 256 // Multipurpose comment length
125: #define LM20_MAXCOMMENTSZ 48 // LM 2.0 Multipurpose comment length
126:
127: #define QNLEN NNLEN // Queue name maximum length
128: #define LM20_QNLEN LM20_NNLEN // LM 2.0 Queue name maximum length
129: #if (QNLEN != NNLEN)
130: # error QNLEN and NNLEN are not equal
131: #endif
132:
133: //
134: // The ALERTSZ and MAXDEVENTRIES defines have not yet been NT'ized.
135: // Whoever ports these components should change these values appropriately.
136: //
137:
138: #define ALERTSZ 128 // size of alert string in server
139: #define MAXDEVENTRIES (sizeof (int)*8) // Max number of device entries
140:
141: //
142: // We use int bitmap to represent
143: //
144:
145: #define NETBIOS_NAME_LEN 16 // NetBIOS net name (bytes)
146:
147: //
148: // Value to be used with APIs which have a "preferred maximum length"
149: // parameter. This value indicates that the API should just allocate
150: // "as much as it takes."
151: //
152:
153: #define MAX_PREFERRED_LENGTH ((DWORD) -1)
154:
155: //
156: // Constants used with encryption
157: //
158:
159: #define CRYPT_KEY_LEN 7
160: #define CRYPT_TXT_LEN 8
161: #define ENCRYPTED_PWLEN 16
162: #define SESSION_PWLEN 24
163: #define SESSION_CRYPT_KLEN 21
164:
165: //
166: // Value to be used with SetInfo calls to allow setting of all
167: // settable parameters (parmnum zero option)
168: //
169: #ifndef PARMNUM_ALL
170: #define PARMNUM_ALL 0
171: #endif
172:
173: #define PARM_ERROR_UNKNOWN ( (DWORD) (-1) )
174: #define PARM_ERROR_NONE 0
175: #define PARMNUM_BASE_INFOLEVEL 1000
176:
177: //
178: // Message File Names
179: //
180:
181: #define MESSAGE_FILENAME TEXT("NETMSG")
182: #define OS2MSG_FILENAME TEXT("BASE")
183: #define HELP_MSG_FILENAME TEXT("NETH")
184:
185: /**INTERNAL_ONLY**/
186:
187: // The backup message file named here is a duplicate of net.msg. It
188: // is not shipped with the product, but is used at buildtime to
189: // msgbind certain messages to netapi.dll and some of the services.
190: // This allows for OEMs to modify the message text in net.msg and
191: // have those changes show up. Only in case there is an error in
192: // retrieving the messages from net.msg do we then get the bound
193: // messages out of bak.msg (really out of the message segment).
194:
195: #define BACKUP_MSG_FILENAME TEXT("BAK.MSG")
196:
197: /**END_INTERNAL**/
198:
199: #ifndef NULL
200: #ifdef __cplusplus
201: #define NULL 0
202: #else
203: #define NULL ((void *)0)
204: #endif
205: #endif
206:
207: //
208: // Keywords used in Function Prototypes
209: //
210:
211: #define NET_API_STATUS DWORD
212: #define API_RET_TYPE NET_API_STATUS // Old value: do not use
213: #if (_MSC_VER >= 800)
214: #define NET_API_FUNCTION __stdcall
215: #else
216: #define NET_API_FUNCTION
217: #endif
218:
219: // Define pseudo-keywords.
220: #ifndef IN
221: #define IN
222: #endif
223:
224: #ifndef OPTIONAL
225: #define OPTIONAL
226: #endif
227:
228: #ifndef OUT
229: #define OUT
230: #endif
231: /*INC*/
232:
233:
234:
235: //
236: // The platform ID indicates the levels to use for platform-specific
237: // information.
238: //
239:
240: #define PLATFORM_ID_DOS 300
241: #define PLATFORM_ID_OS2 400
242: #define PLATFORM_ID_NT 500
243: #define PLATFORM_ID_OSF 600
244: #define PLATFORM_ID_VMS 700
245:
246: //
247: // There message numbers assigned to different LANMAN components
248: // are as defined below.
249: //
250: // lmerr.h: 2100 - 2999 NERR_BASE
251: // alertmsg.h: 3000 - 3049 ALERT_BASE
252: // lmsvc.h: 3050 - 3099 SERVICE_BASE
253: // lmerrlog.h: 3100 - 3299 ERRLOG_BASE
254: // msgtext.h: 3300 - 3499 MTXT_BASE
255: // apperr.h: 3500 - 3999 APPERR_BASE
256: // apperrfs.h: 4000 - 4299 APPERRFS_BASE
257: // apperr2.h: 4300 - 5299 APPERR2_BASE
258: // ncberr.h: 5300 - 5499 NRCERR_BASE
259: // alertmsg.h: 5500 - 5599 ALERT2_BASE
260: // lmsvc.h: 5600 - 5699 SERVICE2_BASE
261: // lmerrlog.h 5700 - 5799 ERRLOG2_BASE
262: //
263:
264: #define MIN_LANMAN_MESSAGE_ID NERR_BASE
265: #define MAX_LANMAN_MESSAGE_ID 5799
266:
267: /*NOINC*/
268: #endif // NETCONS_INCLUDED
269: /*INC*/
270:
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