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I am writing a mini-filter driver to allow or block Network shared file access for specific hosts in a network. I have detected for Any network access with the SourceName field using SeQueryInformationToken().
If the SourceName field is **NtLmSsp **the request is from the network.
Till now I can Only detect the network file access But somehow I am not able to find out the HostName/IP for the remote machine.
How can I identify the remote IP/hostName in network shared file access?
Any hints/ideas will be much appreciated.
Thanks to OSR community.
Platform: Windows, Language: c
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Comments
I’m moving this to the proper category,
NTFSD is for File System Drivers and minifilters.
Peter
Peter Viscarola
OSR
@OSRDrivers
Thanks.
See SRV_OPEN_ECP_CONTEXT
-scott
OSR
@Scott_Noone_(OSR) Can you please provide some example or any link?
Did you search? The minispy sample from the WDK shows how to use it.
-scott
OSR
ya, I did, but didn't find.
@Scott_Noone_(OSR) Thank you very much for the info. I got it today.