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Copyright (c) 1990 Microsoft Corporation
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Module Name:
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regnames.txt
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Abstract:
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This file describes the Configuration Registry namespace used to
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back-store the LSA database.
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Author:
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Scott Birrell (ScottBi) 11-June-1991
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Revision History:
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General:
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The Local Security Authority (LSA) stores the Local Security Policy (LSP)
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of a system in a subtree of the Configuration Registry. The Registry
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consists of a hierarchy of nodes called "Keys". Each Key can have associated
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with it data called the "Value" of the Key. A Key Value can also have a
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"Key Value Type" associated with it when the value is set.
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A full Registry Keyname has the following general syntax:
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\Registry\KeyNameE\KeyNameE\..\KeyNameE.
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where each KeyNameE is an "element" of the Key name. We usually use the term
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"Keyname" to mean any element of the full name as indicated above. Within the
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Registry, the Local Security Policy occupies the subtree
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\Registry\RLM\Security\Protectd\LSP
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which is so named because it is the Local Security Policy subtree of the
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Protected part of the Security subtree of the Registry's Local Machine
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information.
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This file describes the content of Keys at all levels within this LSP. We
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first introduce some notation.
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Notational Conventions:
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o Xxx is the Unicode name of a Registry Key element. For example,
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"PasswordExpires".
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o (Xxx) is a description of a Registry Key's name. For example,
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"(UserName)" might indicate that the Key name is a user's name.
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o [kvt,Value] kvt is the Key Value Type, and Value describes the
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value of a Registry Key. If no specific Key Value Type is used,
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then [,Value] references just the value. If the Key has a
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Key Value Type, but no Key Value, then [kvt,] notation is used.
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o Individual Keys or Key Values may be referenced in the description
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as the following examples show:
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LSP/Accounts/(AcctName)
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- references a particular Account Name.
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LSP/Accounts/(AcctName)[,Rid]
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- references a value of a named Key.
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.../(AcctName) or
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.../(AcctName)[Rid] may also be used as a shorthand notation in which
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the first part of the Key has been omitted.
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NOTE: In several instances, a RID (Relative Id) is used as a Key name. In
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this case an ASCII conversion of the ULONG value is used. The name is
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printable and contains no zero bytes.
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LSP Database Struture:
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Using the above notation, the structure of the Registry namespace used to
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back-store the LSA's Local Security Policy (PSP) Database is as follows:
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LSP
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--+-
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+-- SecDesc [,SecurityDescriptor]
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+-- Domain [,SidValue]
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+-- AdminMod [,AdmininstrationModeValue]
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+-- OperMode [,OperationalModeValue]
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+-- Accounts [Count,]
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----+
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+-- (AccountName1) [AccountRid1,]
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| (...)
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+-- (AccountNameN) [AccountRidN,]
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+-- (AccountRid1) [,AccountName1]
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| (...)
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+-- (AccountRidN) [,AccountNameN]
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BltAccts
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----+--
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+-- (BuiltInManagerAccountName) [AccountRidMGR,]
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+-- (BuiltInGuestAccountName) [AccountRidGST,]
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+-- (AccountRidMGR) [,BuiltInManagerAccountName]
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+-- (AccountRidGST) [,BuiltInGuestAccountName]
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The structure under each User or Group Account (AccountRid) Key is
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is as follows:
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(AccountRid)[PosixId,AccountName]
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----+---------
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+-- SecDesc [,SecurityDescriptor]
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+-- Privilgs [,PrivilegeSet]
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+-- Quotas [,QuotaLimits]
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The structure under each Built-in Account (AccountRid) is as follows:
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(BuiltInAccountName) [AccountRid,]
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----+---------
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+-- SecDesc [,SecurityDescriptor]
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--*/
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