[switch_is(flags & PAC_UPN_DNS_FLAG_HAS_SAM_NAME_AND_SID)] PAC_UPN_DNS_INFO_EX ex;
} PAC_UPN_DNS_INFO;
+ typedef [bitmap32bit] bitmap {
+ PAC_ATTRIBUTE_FLAG_PAC_WAS_REQUESTED = 0x00000001,
+ PAC_ATTRIBUTE_FLAG_PAC_WAS_GIVEN_IMPLICITLY = 0x00000002
+ } PAC_ATTRIBUTE_INFO_FLAGS;
+
+ typedef struct {
+ uint32 flags_length; /* length in bits */
+ PAC_ATTRIBUTE_INFO_FLAGS flags;
+ } PAC_ATTRIBUTES_INFO;
+
typedef [public] struct {
PAC_LOGON_INFO *info;
} PAC_LOGON_INFO_CTR;
PAC_TYPE_CLIENT_CLAIMS_INFO = 13,
PAC_TYPE_DEVICE_INFO = 14,
PAC_TYPE_DEVICE_CLAIMS_INFO = 15,
- PAC_TYPE_TICKET_CHECKSUM = 16
+ PAC_TYPE_TICKET_CHECKSUM = 16,
+ PAC_TYPE_ATTRIBUTES_INFO = 17
} PAC_TYPE;
typedef struct {
PAC_CONSTRAINED_DELEGATION_CTR constrained_delegation;
[case(PAC_TYPE_UPN_DNS_INFO)] PAC_UPN_DNS_INFO upn_dns_info;
[case(PAC_TYPE_TICKET_CHECKSUM)] PAC_SIGNATURE_DATA ticket_checksum;
+ [case(PAC_TYPE_ATTRIBUTES_INFO)] PAC_ATTRIBUTES_INFO attributes_info;
/* when new PAC info types are added they are supposed to be done
in such a way that they are backwards compatible with existing
servers. This makes it safe to just use a [default] for