CM_POLICY_CONFIG_KEY (Compact 2013)
3/26/2014
This structure contains an <account, host> pair, which is the key for policy data.
Syntax
typedef struct CM_POLICY_CONFIG_KEY
{
DWORD Version;
CM_POLICY_TYPE Type;
union
{
struct
{
WCHAR szAccount[CM_ACCOUNT_NAME_LENGTH];
WCHAR szHost[CM_HOST_NAME_LENGTH];
} ConnectionMappings;
};
} CM_POLICY_CONFIG_KEY;
Members
- Version
Version of this structure according to Connection Manager Common Constants.
- Type
Instance of a CM_POLICY_TYPE structure.
szAccount
Account associated with the application. An application is identified by the account under which it runs.The wildcard "*" matches all accounts.
szHost
Destination host. The host can be either a name or an IP address. Delimit a name with quotes. For example: "www.adatum.com". Delimit an IP address with quotes and square brackets. For example: "[192.168.19.254]".A wildcard "*" may be used to match one or more segments in the prefix of a host name including dots (".") that separate segments. For example: "*.adatum.com" matches "www.adatum.com" and "mail.windows.adatom.com", but it will not match "adatum.com". A wildcard may appear only once as a left-most character.
A plus character "+" may be used to match one segment in a host name once. For example, "+" will match any host on a private network. This character may appear only once in the string before any concrete segment.
Both the wildcard and plus character can be used in a single mapping. For example, "*.+" will match any Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) specified by two or more segments. A slash "/" following an IP address prefix specifies its size in bits, and thereby the network, for example: "[192.168.19.0/16]" or "[3FFE:2900:D005::/48]".
- ConnectionMappings
The name for this sub structure.
Remarks
Requirements
Header |
cmnet.h |