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1 Appendix B Protocol Definitions These selected protocol definitions are extremely helpful in learning the finer points of network protocols. This information is exposed under Network Monitor s Display Capture dialog box. While only selected protocols are displayed here in the interest of space, you may be interested in using Network Monitor and learning more about other definitions. Data Type Legend Byte Array of Bytes Word Array of Words Dword Array of DWords Large Integer Date & Time + Address Version Control Legend* No Value Property with asterisk (*) New in Windows 2000 Property in italics Was in Windows NT, but not Windows 2000 *Note: Some property names have both of these characteristics, which means that the values changed from Windows NT to Windows 2000.

2 792 Appendixes Relations = = ARP_RARP (Address Resolution Protocol/ Reverse Address Resolution Protocol) *Address Length Flags *ARP ARP *ATM ARP Frame Padding Hardware Address Length *Hardware Type Opcode Protocol Address Length *Protocol Type *RARP Protocol RARP Protocol Sender s Hardware Address + Sender s Protocol Address + *Senders ATM Address Length *Senders E.164 Address Length *Source ATM Address *Source E.164 Address *Target ATM Address *Target E.164 Address Target s Hardware Address + Target s Protocol Address +

3 Appendix B: Protocol Definitions 793 Relations = = *Targets E.164 Address Length Hardware Address Space Protocol Address Space IP (Internet Protocol) Checksum Compartmentalization Data Delay Destination Address + End of Options Flags Flags Summary Fragment Offset Fragmented Datagram Data Gateway + Handling Restrictions Header Length Identification *Internet Timestamp Option Internet Timestamp Option Invalid Option *Malformed Option *Loose Source Routing Option Loose Source Routing Option Missed Stations Next Slot Pointer No Operation *Option Data Continued

4 794 Appendixes Relations (continued) = Option Fields Option Length *Option Type Padding Precedence Protocol *Record Route Option Record Route Option Reliability *Reserved Bytes Reserved Bytes *Route To Go Route To Go *Route Traveled Route Traveled Routing Pointer Security Level *Security Option Security Option Service Type Source Address + Stream Identifier *Stream Option Stream Option *Strict Source Routing Option Strict Source Routing Option *Summary Summary Throughput

5 Appendix B: Protocol Definitions 795 Relations = Time Options Time Point Time Pointer Time Route Time to Live Total Length Transmission Control Code Version NBT (NetBIOS over TCP/IP) Adapter Address + Additional Record Count Answer Count ASCII Name *Called Name Called Name *Calling Name Calling Name Datagram Flags Datagram ID Datagram Length Datagram Packet Type Destination Name *DS DS DS Data DS First/More Packet Flags Duration Error Code Continued

6 796 Appendixes Relations (continued) = Flags Summary Frame Padding Free NCBS FRMRS Received FRMRS Transmitted Group Name Flag lframe Receive Errors Iframe Transmit Errors Lanman Destination Name Lanman Source Name Length Extensions Max Config Sessions Max Datagram Max NCBS Max Sessions Name Flags Name Service Count Name Service Flags *NBT Summary NBT Summary NCBS No Receive Buffers No Transmit Buffers *NS NS Number of Names Opcode Opcode Reply Flag

7 Appendix B: Protocol Definitions 797 Relations = Owner IP Address + Owner Node Type Packet Flags Packet Length Packet Offset Packet Size Packet Type Pending Sessions Question Class Question Count Question Name Question Type RDATA Length Received Reserved Reserved Flags *Reserved Packet Flags Reserved Packet Flags Reserved Record Class Resource Record Flags Resource Record Name Resource Record Type Result Code Retarget IP Address + Retarget Port Session Service Error Code Source End-Node Type Source IP Address + Continued

8 798 Appendixes Relations (continued) = Source Name Source Port *SS SS SS Data *SS: Session Message Cont. SS: Session Message Cont. T1 Timeouts Ti Timeouts Time to Live Transmitted Transaction ID Transmit Aborts Version Major Version Minor Netlogon (MS Netlogon Broadcasts) Allowable Account Control Bit *Allowable Account Control Bits Summary Allowable Account Control Bits Summary Computer Name Database Index Date and Time *DB Change Info Summary DB Change Info Summary DB Count Domain Name Domain SID Domain SID Size Large Serial Number

9 Appendix B: Protocol Definitions 799 Relations = LM20 Token LMNT Token Logon Server Name Low Serial Number Mailslot Name NT Date and Time NT Version Opcode Pad Primary DC Name Pulse Random Request Count Script Name *Signature Signature *Summary Summary Unicode Computer Name Unicode Domain Name Unicode Logon Server Unicode Primary DC Name Unicode User Name Update Type User Name Workstation Major Version Workstation Minor Version Workstation OS Version SMB (Server Message Block Protocol) Continued

10 800 Appendixes Relations (continued) = Access Mask Standard Flags Access Mask Summary Access Mask Token Specific Flag Access Mode Account Name ACE ACE Count ACE Flags ACE Flags Summary ACE Size ACE Type ACL Size Action Taken Action Taken Flags Allocation Available Allocation Units (NT) Bad SMB Error Code Block Mode Block Mode Flags Blocking Blocks Per Unit Blocks Per Unit (WORD) Boolean IS Directory Boolean Volume Supports Object Buffer Length Byte Count Byte Parameters Bytes Left Bytes Per Block

11 Appendix B: Protocol Definitions 801 Relations = = Bytes Per Block (NT) Bytes Remaining in Message Bytes Remaining in Pipe Caching Mode Capabilities Capabilities Flags Change Count Change Time Command Common Header Computer Name Copy Flags Create Action Create Disposition Create Flags Dword Create Flags flags Create Options Create Option Bits Creation Time Data Data Bytes Data Count Data Displacement Data Displacement (NT) Data Length Data Offset Data Offset Desired Access Desired Access Flags Continued

12 802 Appendixes Relations (continued) = Destination Mode Destination Name Destination Tree ID (TID2) Destination Type Device State DFS 8.3 Filename *DFS Expanded Name DFS Filename DFS Max Referral Level DFS Number of Referrals *DFS Number of Expanded Names DFS Path Consumed DFS Proximity DFS Request Filename DFS Server Function DFS Server Function Flags *DFS Server Site GUID DFS Server Type DFS Sharename *DFS Special Name DFS Strip Path DFS Time to Live DFS Version 1 Referral DFS Version 2 Referral *DFS Version 3 Referral DFS Version Number Dialect Strings Dialect Strings Understood Directory Entry

13 Appendix B: Protocol Definitions 803 Relations = = Disconnect Flag Discretionary ACL (DACL) Domain Name DOS Error Code EA Offset Error EA Size Echo Reverb Echo Sequence Encrypted Password Encryption Key Encryption Key Length Encryption Key Offset End of File End of Search Error Class Error Code Errored Path Exist Action Extended Attribute List Extended Attributes Extended OS Error Code File Allocation Size File Attribute Flags File Attributes File Attributes File Creation Time File Creation Time (sec) File ID (FID) File Index Continued

14 804 Appendixes Relations (continued) = File Name File Name Length File Offset File Offset (NT) File Offset, High File Share Access File Size File System Info File System Info Summary File Type Files Copied Find Count Find Entry Find Flags Find Flags Detail Find Handle Find Key Find Key (client) Find Key (server) Find Key ID Find Key Length Find Resume Key Flags Flags Summary Flags 2 Flags2 Summary Free Allocation Units Free Units (WORD) FSCTL Function

15 Appendix B: Protocol Definitions 805 Relations = FSCTL Method Group ID Group SID Guest Logon Hard Error Code I/O Bytes Impersonation Level Info Level Instance Count IOCTL Category IOCTL Data IOCTL Function IOCTL Parameters IPX Group ID IPX Key IPX Sequence Num IPX Session ID Kerberos Ticket Lanman Destination Name Lanman Source Name Last Access Time Last Access Time (sec) Last Modify Time Last Modify Time (sec) Last Name Last Write Time Locality Lock Bytes Lock Length Continued

16 806 Appendixes Relations (continued) = Lock Length (NT) Lock Range Lock Status Lock Type Lock Type Flags Mailslot Class Mailslot Opcode Major Version Max Buffer Size Max Component Name Length Max Count Max Data Bytes Max Data Count Max MPX Requests Max Parameter Count Max Parm Bytes Max Print Jobs Max Raw Size Max Setup Words Max Setup Words Max Transmit Size Max VCs Min Count Minor Version Multiplex ID (MID) Name Length Name Length (NT) Native FS Native Lanman

17 Appendix B: Protocol Definitions 807 Relations = Native OS Negotiate Encryption Key New Path Next Offset No-Exist Action Notify Completion Filter Notify Completion Filter Flags Notify Watch Tree NT File Attributes NT IOCTL Function Code NT Last Access Time NT Max Buffer Size NT Status Code NT Status Code System Error NT Status Code System Information NT Status Code System Success NT Status Code System Warning NT Status Customer Code NT Status Facility NT Status Reserved Bit NT Status Severity Code NT Transact Flags Number of Locks Number of Print Jobs Number of Unlocks Open Flags Open Flags Summary Open Function Open Mode Continued

18 808 Appendixes Relations (continued) = Open Mode FCB Open Open Mode File Access Open Mode Files Sharing Open Timeout Oplock Level Optional Support Optional Support Flags Originator Name Owner SID Parameter Bytes Parameter Count Parameter Displacement Parameter Displacement Parameter Offset Parameter Offset Password Password Length Path NameX Pipe Endpoint Pipe Function Pipe Status Pipe Type Print Job Info Print Job Status Print Job Time Process High ID Process ID (PID) Protocol Index QFS Info Level

19 Appendix B: Protocol Definitions 809 Relations = Query Mode Query Mode Read Mode Read-Ahead Recognized as FSCTL Rename Flags Rename Flags Reserved Byte Reserved Dword Reserved Word RMX Error Code Root Dir FID Search Attributes Search Count Search Path Security Descriptor Control Summary Security Descriptor Control Summary Security Flag Bits Security Flags Security Identifier Authority Security Identifier Offset to the Group SID Security Identifier Offset to the Owner SID Security Identifier Sub Authority Security Identifier Sub Authority Count Security Information Security Information Flags Security Mode Security Mode Summary (NT) Security Mode Summary (WORD) Continued

20 810 Appendixes Relations (continued) = Security Object Revision Seek Mode Server Announce Opcode Server Announce Rate Server Comment Server Error Code Server Time Server Time Server Time Zone Service Flags Service Flags Summary Service Name Session Key Set File Info Level Setup Action Setup Count Setup Words Sharing Bits Short File Name Short Name Length Signature SMB Status Source Mode Spool Header Size Spool Mode Spool Restart Index Spool Start Index Summary Supported Services

21 Appendix B: Protocol Definitions 811 Relations = System ACL (SACL) T2 I/O Flags T2 I/O Flags Summary Total Allocation Units Total Allocation Units (NT) Total Data Bytes Total Data Count Total Parameter Count Total Parm Bytes Total Units (WORD) Transact Flags Summary Transact Flags Summary Transact Function Transact Timeout Transact2 Function Transaction Data Transaction Parameters Transaction Priority Tree Copy Tree ID (TID) Unicode Password Length Unique File ID Unlock Range User ID (UID) VC Number Verify Volume Creation Time Volume Name Volume Name Size Continued

22 812 Appendixes Relations (continued) = Volume Serial Number Volume Time Word Count Word Count Word Parameters Write Mode Write Mode Flags TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) Acknowledgement Number Checksum Data Data Offset Destination Port Flags Frame Padding Invalid Option *Left Edge of Block *Malformed Option *Maximum Segment Size *Maximum Segment Size Option *Option Data Option End Option Kind (Maximum Segment Size) Option Length Option MaxSegSize Option Nop *Option Padding *Option Type Option Value

23 Appendix B: Protocol Definitions 813 Relations = Options Padding *Reply Timestamp Reserved *Right Edge of Block *SACK Option *SACK Permitted Option Sequence Number Source Port *Summary Summary TCP Flags *Timestamp *Timestamps Option Unknown Option *Unrecognized Option Urgent Pointer Window *Window Scale *Window Scale Option

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