3.7.4.1 LegacyApi
The LegacyApi provides legacy methods that manipulate a terminal client. The version for this interface is 1.0.
For endpoints, UUID values, and versions, see sections 2.1 and 1.9.
Methods in RPC Opnum Order
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Returns a server handle that can be used in other WinStation API methods for querying information on the WinStation (sessions) on the server. Opnum: 0 |
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Closes the server handle for WinStation APIs. Opnum: 1 |
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Verifies that the server is alive. Opnum: 2 |
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Retrieves a list of LOGONID structures for sessions on a terminal server. Opnum: 3 |
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Enables the caller to change the name of the session. Opnum: 4 |
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Retrieves various types of configuration information on a session. Opnum: 5 |
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Sets various types of configuration information for a session. Opnum: 6 |
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Displays a message box on a given terminal server session and, optionally, waits for a reply. Opnum: 7 |
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Given a session name, returns the session's session ID. Opnum: 8 |
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Retrieves the Windows Station (WinStation) name for a specific session. Opnum: 9 |
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Connects a user's terminal server client from a given terminal server session to a different terminal server session. Opnum: 10 |
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Opnum11NotUsedOnWire |
Reserved for local use. Opnum: 11 |
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Opnum12NotUsedOnWire |
Reserved for local use. Opnum: 12 |
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On the server, disconnects the terminal server client from a session. Opnum: 13 |
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Resets a session. Opnum: 14 |
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Shuts down the system and, optionally, logs off all sessions. May also reboot the system. Opnum: 15 |
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Waits synchronously for a system event from an RPC API request on behalf of the caller. Opnum: 16 |
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Starts a shadow operation (remote control) of another terminal server session. Opnum: 17 |
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Opnum18NotUsedOnWire |
Reserved for local use. Opnum: 18 |
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Opnum19NotUsedOnWire |
Reserved for local use. Opnum: 19 |
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Opnum20NotUsedOnWire |
Reserved for local use. Opnum: 20 |
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Opnum21NotUsedOnWire |
Reserved for local use. Opnum: 21 |
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Opnum22NotUsedOnWire |
Reserved for local use. Opnum: 22 |
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Opnum23NotUsedOnWire |
Reserved for local use. Not implemented. Opnum: 23 |
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Opnum24NotUsedOnWire |
Reserved for local use. Opnum: 24 |
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Opnum25NotUsedOnWire |
Reserved for local use. Opnum: 25 |
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Opnum26NotUsedOnWire |
Reserved for local use. Opnum: 26 |
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Opnum27NotUsedOnWire |
Reserved for local use. Opnum: 27 |
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Opnum28NotUsedOnWire |
Reserved for local use. Opnum: 28 |
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Breaks into the debugger in either the session process of a specific session or in the terminal server service process. Opnum: 29 |
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Tells the server to reread from the registry the configuration data for all the WinStations. Opnum: 30 |
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Opnum31NotUsedOnWire |
Reserved for local use. Opnum: 31 |
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Opnum32NotUsedOnWire |
Reserved for local use. Opnum: 32 |
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Opnum33NotUsedOnWire |
Reserved for local use. Opnum: 33 |
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This function in turn calls the RpcWinStationEnumerateProcesses function. Opnum: 34 |
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Opnum35NotUsedOnWire |
Reserved for local use. Opnum: 35 |
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RpcWinStationEnumerateProcesses |
Returns the process information for an NT4 terminal server. Supported only for backward compatibility with that platform. Opnum: 36 |
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Terminates the specified process. Opnum: 37 |
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Opnum38NotUsedOnWire |
Reserved for local use. Opnum: 38 |
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Opnum39NotUsedOnWire |
Reserved for local use. Opnum: 39 |
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Opnum40NotUsedOnWire |
Not implemented. Opnum: 40 |
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Opnum41NotUsedOnWire |
Not implemented. Opnum: 41 |
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Opnum42NotUsedOnWire |
Reserved for local use. Opnum: 42 |
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Retrieves a list of the processes on a remote server on which the caller has permission to receive information. Opnum: 43 |
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Retrieves the process SID for a given process ID and process start time combination. Opnum: 44 |
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Retrieves the current value of requested terminal server performance counters. Opnum: 45 |
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Reinitializes security for all non-console WinStation remote connection protocols specified in the registry. Opnum: 46 |
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Opnum47NotUsedOnWire |
Reserved for local use. Opnum: 47 |
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Opnum48NotUsedOnWire |
Reserved for local use. Opnum: 48 |
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Opnum49NotUsedOnWire |
Reserved for local use. Opnum: 49 |
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Opnum50NotUsedOnWire |
Reserved for local use. Opnum: 50 |
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Opnum51NotUsedOnWire |
Reserved for local use. Opnum: 51 |
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Opnum52NotUsedOnWire |
Not implemented. Opnum: 52 |
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Returns the LAN adapter GUID as a string. Opnum: 53 |
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Opnum54NotUsedOnWire |
Reserved for local use. Opnum: 54 |
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Opnum55NotUsedOnWire |
Reserved for local use. Opnum: 55 |
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Opnum56NotUsedOnWire |
Reserved for local use. Opnum: 56 |
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Opnum57NotUsedOnWire |
Reserved for local use. Opnum: 57 |
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Rereads settings for all WinStations. Opnum: 58 |
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Stops all shadow operations on the specified session. Opnum: 59 |
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Closes the server handle for WinStation APIs. Opnum: 60 |
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Determines whether a session is created by a HelpAssistant account (used for Remote Assistance). Opnum: 61 |
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Returns a copy of the terminal server machine policy to the caller. Opnum: 62 |
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Opnum63NotUsedOnWire |
Reserved for local use. Opnum: 63 |
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Opnum64NotUsedOnWire |
Reserved for local use. Opnum: 64 |
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Checks if there is a loopback when a client tries to connect. Opnum: 65 |
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Initiates a connection back to the Remote Assistance (RA) client. Opnum: 66 |
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Opnum67NotUsedOnWire |
Reserved for local use. Opnum: 67 |
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Opnum68NotUsedOnWire |
Reserved for local use. Opnum: 68 |
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Opnum69NotUsedOnWire |
Reserved for local use. Opnum: 69 |
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Retrieves the processes running a remote server on which the caller has access to retrieve information. Opnum: 70 |
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Opnum71NotUsedOnWire |
Reserved for local use. Opnum: 71 |
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Opnum72NotUsedOnWire |
Reserved for local use. Opnum: 72 |
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Opnum73NotUsedOnWire |
Reserved for local use. Opnum: 73 |
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Opnum74NotUsedOnWire |
Reserved for local use. Opnum: 74 |
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Pings the Session Directory to see if it can accept RPC calls. Opnum: 75 |
In the preceding table, the phrase "Reserved for local use" means that the client MUST NOT send the opnum, and the server behavior is undefined, because it does not affect interoperability.<158>