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Hi all,
I have built a NDIS protocol driver which created a device named NDIS-SAMPLE
.
Unfortunately, this device is only accessible (Open, Close, Ioctl, Read and Write operations) by Admin permission.
How can this device be accessible by normal users?
Any suggestions are welcome!
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How exactly do you create the device? Unfortunately, I'm not much into the driver development, but I've seen a similar issue in one driver, and it was fixed by replacing the IoCreateDevice() call with IoCreateDeviceSecure() and an appropriate SDDL string, defining the permissions.
Hi CaptainFlint, I create the device by using
IoCreateDevice()
functionWell, MSDN says:
I guess, you need to follow one of these two ways to apply the proper permissions.