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NS:nspapi._SERVICE_ADDRESS |
SERVICE_ADDRESS (nspapi.h) |
Contains address information for a service. The structure can accommodate many types of interprocess communications (IPC) mechanisms and their address forms, including remote procedure calls (RPC), named pipes, and sockets. |
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winsock\service_address_2.htm |
WinSock |
5fc99e3a-7316-4950-9249-968bbc4168c2 |
12/05/2018 |
*LPSERVICE_ADDRESS, *PSERVICE_ADDRESS, SERVICE_ADDRESS, SERVICE_ADDRESS structure [Winsock], SERVICE_ADDRESS_FLAG_RPC_CN, SERVICE_ADDRESS_FLAG_RPC_DG, SERVICE_ADDRESS_FLAG_RPC_NB, _win32_service_address_2, nspapi/SERVICE_ADDRESS, winsock.service_address_2 |
nspapi.h |
Windows |
Windows 2000 Professional [desktop apps only] |
Windows 2000 Server [desktop apps only] |
Windows |
SERVICE_ADDRESS, *PSERVICE_ADDRESS, *LPSERVICE_ADDRESS |
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The SERVICE_ADDRESS structure contains address information for a service. The structure can accommodate many types of interprocess communications (IPC) mechanisms and their address forms, including remote procedure calls (RPC), named pipes, and sockets.
Type: DWORD
The address family to which the socket address pointed to by lpAddress member belongs.
Type: DWORD
A set of bit flags that specify properties of the address. The following bit flags are defined.
Type: DWORD
The size, in bytes, of the address.
Type: DWORD
Reserved for future use. Must be zero.
Type: BYTE*
A pointer to a socket address of the appropriate type.
Type: BYTE*
Reserved for future use. Must be NULL.