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NS:winnt._TOKEN_SOURCE |
TOKEN_SOURCE (winnt.h) |
Identifies the source of an access token. |
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security\token_source.htm |
security |
9c533327-e4a0-4852-828c-622d190b7d1e |
12/05/2018 |
*PTOKEN_SOURCE, PTOKEN_SOURCE, PTOKEN_SOURCE structure pointer [Security], TOKEN_SOURCE, TOKEN_SOURCE structure [Security], _TOKEN_SOURCE, _win32_token_source_str, security.token_source, winnt/PTOKEN_SOURCE, winnt/TOKEN_SOURCE |
winnt.h |
Windows.h |
Windows |
Windows XP [desktop apps only] |
Windows Server 2003 [desktop apps only] |
Windows |
TOKEN_SOURCE, *PTOKEN_SOURCE |
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The TOKEN_SOURCE structure identifies the source of an access token.
Specifies an 8-byte character string used to identify the source of an access token. This is used to distinguish between such sources as Session Manager, LAN Manager, and RPC Server. A string, rather than a constant, is used to identify the source so users and developers can make extensions to the system, such as by adding other networks, that act as the source of access tokens.
Specifies a locally unique identifier (LUID) provided by the source component named by the SourceName member. This value aids the source component in relating context blocks, such as session-control structures, to the token. This value is typically, but not necessarily, an LUID.