WWAN_AUTH_SIM_RESPONSE structure (wwan.h)
The WWAN_AUTH_SIM_RESPONSE structure represents a response to a SIM authentication challenge.
Syntax
typedef struct _WWAN_AUTH_SIM_RESPONSE {
BYTE Sres1[WWAN_AUTH_SRES_LEN];
BYTE Kc1[WWAN_AUTH_KC_LEN];
BYTE Sres2[WWAN_AUTH_SRES_LEN];
BYTE Kc2[WWAN_AUTH_KC_LEN];
BYTE Sres3[WWAN_AUTH_SRES_LEN];
BYTE Kc3[WWAN_AUTH_KC_LEN];
ULONG n;
} WWAN_AUTH_SIM_RESPONSE, *PWWAN_AUTH_SIM_RESPONSE;
Members
Sres1[WWAN_AUTH_SRES_LEN]
Response 1 of 32 bit. This member represents a multi-byte value in little-endian format.
Kc1[WWAN_AUTH_KC_LEN]
Encryption key 1 of 64 bit. This member represents a multi-byte value in little-endian format.
Sres2[WWAN_AUTH_SRES_LEN]
Response 2 of 32 bit. This member represents a multi-byte value in little-endian format.
Kc2[WWAN_AUTH_KC_LEN]
Encryption key 2 of 64 bit. This member represents a multi-byte value in little-endian format.
Sres3[WWAN_AUTH_SRES_LEN]
Response 3 of 32 bit. This member represents a multi-byte value in little-endian format.
Kc3[WWAN_AUTH_KC_LEN]
Encryption key 3 of 64 bit. This member represents a multi-byte value in little-endian format.
n
The number of responses.
Remarks
The n member can be either 2 or 3, according to RFC 4186. If it is set to 2, use the Sres1/Kc1 and Sres2/Kc2 members. If it is set to 3,use Sres1/Kc1, Sres2/Kc2, and Sres3/Kc3 members.
The WWAN_AUTH_RESPONSE structure uses this structure.
Requirements
| Requirement | Value |
|---|---|
| Minimum supported client | Supported starting with Windows 8. |
| Header | wwan.h (include Wwan.h) |