[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

[yinmingjun]

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
|
|

[Nikolai Vorontsov]

Hello yinmingjun,
>
> Can I use LsaLogonUser in Windows XP Embedded? Is there anyone has the
> experience of that?
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?
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.
Enough?


--
Nikolai Vorontsov
Quadrox NV

[yinmingjun]

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

------

> Hello yinmingjun,
> >
> > Can I use LsaLogonUser in Windows XP Embedded? Is there anyone has
the
> > experience of that?
> 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?
> 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.
> Enough?
>
>
> --
> Nikolai Vorontsov
> Quadrox NV

[Nikolai Vorontsov]

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.

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"...

--
Nikolai Vorontsov
Quadrox NV

[yinmingjun]

Dear Nikolai,

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

Thanks & regards :-)

Yin Mingjun

> 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.
>
> 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"...
>
> --
> Nikolai Vorontsov
> Quadrox NV