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OpcClassicProxyCapabilities Enum

Namespace: Opc.UaFx.Classic
Assemblies: Opc.UaFx.Advanced.dll

Specifies various capabilities in CoInitializeSecurity and IClientSecurity::SetBlanket (or its helper function CoSetProxyBlanket).

C# 

[Flags]
public enum OpcClassicProxyCapabilities


Inheritance Object › ValueType › Enum › OpcClassicProxyCapabilities


Attributes FlagsAttribute

Fields

Name Value Description
None 0 Indicates that no capability flags are set.
MutualAuthentication 1 If this flag is specified, it will be ignored. Support for mutual authentication is automatically provided by some authentication services
StaticCloaking 32 Sets static cloaking. When this flag is set, DCOM uses the thread token (if present) when determining the client's identity. However, the client's identity is determined on the first call on each proxy (if SetBlanket is not called) and each time CoSetProxyBlanket is called on the proxy.
DynamicCloaking 64 Sets dynamic cloaking. When this flag is set, DCOM uses the thread token (if present) when determining the client's identity. On each call to a proxy, the current thread token is examined to determine whether the client's identity has changed (incurring an additional performance cost) and the client is authenticated again only if necessary. Dynamic cloaking can be set by clients only.
SecureReferences 2 Authenticates distributed reference count calls to prevent malicious users from releasing objects that are still being used. If this flag is set, which can be done only in a call to CoInitializeSecurity by the client, the authentication level (in dwAuthnLevel) cannot be set to none.
AccessControl 4 Indicates that the pSecDesc parameter to CoInitializeSecurity is a pointer to an IAccessControl interface on an access control object. When DCOM makes security checks, it calls IAccessControl::IsAccessAllowed. This flag is set only by the server.
ApplicationId 8 Indicates that the pSecDesc parameter to CoInitializeSecurity is a pointer to a GUID that is an AppID. The CoInitializeSecurity function looks up the AppID in the registry and reads the security settings from there. If this flag is set, all other parameters to CoInitializeSecurity are ignored and must be zero. Only the server can set this flag. For more information about this capability flag, see the Remarks section below.