About the LsaLogonUser function

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yinmingjun

Hi,

Can I use LsaLogonUser in Windows XP Embedded? Is there anyone has the
experience of that?

In the article of "Differences Between Windows XP Embedded and Windows
XP Professional"'s "Create Single-User Environments" part, it says that
authentication functions may be removed from run-time image. It's right?

PS: The URL of "Differences Between Windows XP Embedded and Windows XP
Professional" is
"http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnxpesp2/h
tml/XPEDIFFDifferencesBetweenWindowsXPEmbeddedWindowsXPProfessional.asp"

Please clarify my doubt.

Thanks & Regards,


Yin Mingjun
 
No one knows about that? Soooo sorry......

| Hi,
|
| Can I use LsaLogonUser in Windows XP Embedded? Is there anyone has the
| experience of that?
|
| In the article of "Differences Between Windows XP Embedded and Windows
| XP Professional"'s "Create Single-User Environments" part, it says that
| authentication functions may be removed from run-time image. It's right?
|
| PS: The URL of "Differences Between Windows XP Embedded and Windows XP
| Professional" is
|
"http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnxpesp2/h
| tml/XPEDIFFDifferencesBetweenWindowsXPEmbeddedWindowsXPProfessional.asp"
|
| Please clarify my doubt.
|
| Thanks & Regards,
|
|
| Yin Mingjun
|
|
 
Hello yinmingjun,
Can I use LsaLogonUser in Windows XP Embedded? Is there anyone has the
experience of that?
Click to expand...
Well, it depends. It depends on XPe configuration. I guess if you use
WinLogon - then you can perfectly use LsaLogonUser (some other
components may required). If you use MinLogon - then (probably) you
can't use such auth function.
In the article of "Differences Between Windows XP Embedded and Windows
XP Professional"'s "Create Single-User Environments" part, it says that
authentication functions may be removed from run-time image. It's right?
Click to expand...
Yes, it's right. And what? _You_ have to configure XPe to your needs. If
one of your needs is LsaLogonUser() - then add components that contain
it. Or at least describe in document that your app requires Auth...
Please clarify my doubt.
Click to expand...
Enough?
 
Hello Nikolai,

Thank you for your kindly and clearly reply.

I am designing a program's architecture for our customer. This program would
run on XPe platform in
the form of service. It has a feature that need LsaLogonUser function's
support and I don't know the final
run-time image could include it or not. So I must choose other way if the
LsaLogonUser function can't
be supported by the customer's XPe run-time image.

Thank you again for your useful information.

Yin Mingjun

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Hello,
I am designing a program's architecture for our customer. This program would
run on XPe platform in
the form of service. It has a feature that need LsaLogonUser function's
support and I don't know the final
run-time image could include it or not. So I must choose other way if the
LsaLogonUser function can't
be supported by the customer's XPe run-time image.
Click to expand...

LsaLogon*() and other stuff is located in AdvApi32.dll. Basically
customer should include "Windows API - Advanced" component into his
build. But even this may be not enough, you must check on the real XPe.
Possible necessary components are: WinLogon, "TCP/IP Networking with
File Sharing and Client for MS Network"...
 
Dear Nikolai,

I'm communicating with our customer, and will draw a conclusion in few days.

Thanks & regards :-)

Yin Mingjun
 
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