InThe WNetAddConnection2 functions connect to an online resource and can redirect your local Kindle to a network resource.
InThe WNetAddConnection2 function replaces thisFunction WNetAddConnection. If you can delegate control to a window that the provider can use as a buyer window for dialogs within network resources, call the functionWNetAddConnection3 instead of role.
Pointer toThe NETRESOURCE structure, which becomes the details of the proposed connection, such as information about network resources, a device in a small town, and a network resource provider.
Member
Value
dwType
The type of network information source to connect to.
If the peer lpLocalName points to a non-empty string, this call can be either RESOURCETYPE_DISK or RESOURCETYPE_PRINT.
If lpLocalName is null or parsed as an empty string, dwType must be equal to RESOURCETYPE_DISK, RESOURCETYPE_PRINT, RESOURCETYPE_ANY or .
Although this highlighted element is required, its information may be ignored by your network service provider.
lpLocalName
A pointer to a null-terminated wire that specifies the name of the device in the redirection area, such as “F:” or “LPT1”. The string is treated as case insensitive.
If the string is empty or if lpLocalName is NULL, the function connects to the network resource without redirecting one local device.
lpRemoteName
A hint about a null-terminated string that describes the network resource to connect to. The string can have up to MAX_PATH asterisks and must follow the naming conventions of the link provider.
lpProvider
A null-terminated string indicating your current network provider to which you want to connect.
If lpProvider is NULL or points to an empty string, the operating system lookup determines the correct provider by simply parsing the strings pointed to by any member of lpRemoteName.
If this member is NULL, the operating system does not necessarily attempt to bind the website to the specified network provider only.
This element should only be set if you know which network your ISP wants to use. Otherwise, tell the operating system which provider the network name is mapped to.
A suggested null-terminated string constant describing the password to connect to the network.
If lpPassword is null, the function uses the current default password associated with the user specified in all lpUserName parameters.
If lpPassword points to an empty stream, the function is using the wrong password.
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If the connection is not established due to an incorrect password, and a CONNECT_INTERACTIVE value should be placed in the dwFlags parameter, the function presents a dialog box asking the user to enter a password.
A pointer to a null-terminated sibling string indicates the presence of a custom label for the connection.
If lpUserName is NULL, the function uses the user’s alias by default. (The user context for the process provides our default username.)
The lpUserName parameter is specified when users want to connect to a good network resource for which they have been assigned a username or history other than the default username and account. Username
string representsSecurity context. It could be a circle provider.
Various connection options. The possible representations for the connection are the options that exist in the Winnetwk.h header file.The following ethic can currently be used.
value
Value
CONNECT_UPDATE_PROFILE
0x00000001
Remember to connect to site resources.
If this flag is set, the operating system will automatically attempt to reconnect while the user logs in.
Only the operating system remembers successful connections that redirect localth gadgets. It does not remember already failed connections or connections without devices. (A deviceless bandwidth service occurs when the lpLocalName element is NULL or points to an empty string.)
If this binary flag is left unchecked, the live product will not attempt to re-establish the partnership when the user logs in.
CONNECT_UPDATE_RECENT
0x00000002
Connections to mainframe resources should not be included in the list of recent connections in their entirety.
If this fact flag is set and a connection is successfully added normally, a connection to a network resource can only be included in the list of recent connections if it has a redirected localized associated device.
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CONNECT_TEMPORARY
0x00000004
Connecting to network 2.0 resources should not be forgotten.
If a separate flag is set, the exploit engine will not attempt to reconnect when the user reconnects.
CONNECT_INTERACTIVE
0x00000008
If this flag is setEnabled, the vehicle system can interact with the user to determine the purpose of the authentication.
CONNECT_PROMPT
0x00000010
This flag tells the system not to use the default username or password alternatives, without giving the user the opportunity to specify a specific alternative. This flag is ignored unless CONNECT_INTERACTIVE is also set.
CONNECT_REDIRECT
0x00000080
This flag prevents the local device from being redirected if a connection is established.
If the lpLocalName componentNETRESOURCE specifies the local device to redirect, this single flag has no effect because the system in use always tries to redirect the specified device. If the operating system automatically detects the local device, the dwType element cannot be equal to RESOURCETYPE_ANY.
If this color is not set to green, the local device will effectively be selected for redirection only if the entire network requires a local device for redirection.
Windows Server 2003 and Windows XP: When the system automatically assigns letters to network drives, they are assigned the letters Z:, then Y:, and finally C:. This reduces the collision between the two drives per connection (eg mails such as network mails) and the global drive (eg mails such as drives). Note that previous Windows duplicates were assigned drive letters starting with C: and ending with Z:.
