[MS-VDS]: Virtual Disk Service (VDS) Protocol Specification

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2 MessagesThe following sections specify how Virtual Disk Service Remote Protocol messages are transportedand also specify VDS Remote Protocol message syntax.2.1 TransportThe Virtual Disk Service Remote Protocol uses the DCOM Remote Protocol, as specified in [MS-DCOM], as its transport. On its behalf, the DCOM Remote Protocol uses the following RPC protocolsequence: RPC over TCP, as defined in [MS-RPCE].To access an interface, the client requests a DCOM connection to its object UUID endpoint on theserver, as specified in section 1.9.The RPC version number for all interfaces is 0.0.An implementation of the Virtual Disk Service Remote Protocol MUST configure its DCOMimplementation or underlying RPC transport with the RPC_C_AUTHN_LEVEL_PKT_PRIVACY securityparameter.The Virtual Disk Service Remote Protocol interfaces make use of the underlying DCOM securityframework, as specified in [MS-DCOM], and rely on it for access control. DCOM differentiatesbetween launch and access. An implementation of the Virtual Disk Service Remote Protocol MAYdifferentiate between launch and access permission, and MAY impose different authorizationrequirements for each interface.2.2 Message SyntaxThe following sections specify Virtual Disk Service Remote Protocol message syntax. Unlessotherwise stated, all data types and messages for the Virtual Disk Service Remote Protocol MUST besupported.All enumeration structures contain a zero value defined as VDS_XXX_UNKNOWN. The zero values inthe enumerations are never valid as an input parameter. They are only used as an outputparameter.2.2.1 Common Data Types2.2.1.1 Data Types2.2.1.1.1 ULONGLONGThe ULONGLONG data type is defined in [MS-DTYP].2.2.1.1.2 DWORDThe DWORD data type is defined in [MS-DTYP].2.2.1.1.3 VDS_OBJECT_IDThe VDS_OBJECT_ID data type defines the VDS object identifier as a GUID for Virtual DiskService Remote Protocol storage objects.This type is declared as follows:[MS-VDS] — v20110610Virtual Disk Service (VDS) Protocol SpecificationCopyright © 2011 Microsoft Corporation.Release: Friday, June 10, 201126 / 360
typedef GUID VDS_OBJECT_ID;2.2.1.1.4 VDS_LUN_INFORMATIONConstant/valueVDS_LUN_INFORMATION0x00000001DescriptionDefines the current version of the VDS_LUN_INFORMATION structure.2.2.1.1.5 ACCESS_MASKThe ACCESS_MASK data type is defined in [MS-DTYP].2.2.1.2 Enumerations2.2.1.2.1 VDS_HEALTHThe VDS_HEALTH enumeration defines the possible health states of the storage objects in theVirtual Disk Service Remote Protocol. The storage objects are packs, volumes, volume plexes anddisks.typedef enum _VDS_HEALTH{VDS_H_UNKNOWN = 0x00000000,VDS_H_HEALTHY = 0x00000001,VDS_H_REBUILDING = 0x00000002,VDS_H_STALE = 0x00000003,VDS_H_FAILING = 0x00000004,VDS_H_FAILING_REDUNDANCY = 0x00000005,VDS_H_FAILED_REDUNDANCY = 0x00000006,VDS_H_FAILED_REDUNDANCY_FAILING = 0x00000007,VDS_H_FAILED = 0x00000008} VDS_HEALTH;VDS_H_UNKNOWN: The health of the object cannot be determined.VDS_H_HEALTHY: The object indicates online status. If the object is a disk, the disk is notmissing, dynamic disk log and configuration files are synchronized, and the disk is free ofinput/output errors. If the object is a LUN or volume, all plexes (mirrored, simple, spanned,and striped) and columns (RAID-5) are active. For a volume, VDS_H_HEALTHY implies nodisks containing volume extents have IO errors. For a LUN, VDS_H_HEALTHY implies no drivescontaining LUN extents have IO errors.VDS_H_REBUILDING: The volume is resynchronizing all plexes, or a striped with parity (RAID-5) plex is regenerating the parity.VDS_H_STALE: The object configuration is stale.VDS_H_FAILING: The object is failing but still working. For example, a volume with failinghealth might produce occasional input/output errors from which it can still recover.[MS-VDS] — v20110610Virtual Disk Service (VDS) Protocol SpecificationCopyright © 2011 Microsoft Corporation.Release: Friday, June 10, 201127 / 360
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Page 4 and 5: Contents1 Introduction ............
Page 6 and 7: 2.2.2.6.1 Enumerations ............
Page 8 and 9: 3.1.12.2 IVdsDisk2 Interface ......
Page 10 and 11: 3.4.5.2.6.2 IVdsServiceUninstallDis
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Page 14 and 15: 1 IntroductionThe Virtual Disk Serv
Page 16 and 17: volume managervolume plexThe follow
Page 18 and 19: virtual disk: A disk that does not
Page 20 and 21: Note There is a charge to download
Page 22 and 23: 1.4 Relationship to Other Protocols
Page 24 and 25: Parameter Value ReferenceRPC interf
Page 28 and 29: VDS_H_FAILING_REDUNDANCY: One or mo
Page 30 and 31: VDS_ASYNCOUT_CREATEPARTITION: Infor
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Page 46 and 47: wcLetter: The drive letter that tri
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Page 50 and 51: Value0x4000000000000000GPT_BASIC_DA
Page 52 and 53: m_bCommandQueueing: A Boolean value
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ValueRemovableMedia0x0000000BFixedM
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style: The value from the VDS_PARTI
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ulFlags: The combination of any val
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VDS_VPT_SPAN = 0x0000000B,VDS_VPT_S
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allocated as the backing store for
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VDS_VST_DETACH_PENDING: The virtual
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} DEPENDENT_DISK_FLAG;DEPENDENT_DIS
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VirtualDeviceType: A pointer to a V
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additional information about the re
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Return value/code0x80042423VDS_E_PR
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Return value/codeDescriptionVDS_E_P
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Return value/codeDescriptionwhen th
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Return value/code0x8004251BVDS_E_VO
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Return value/codeVDS_E_DISK_LAYOUT_
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Return value/code0x80042566VDS_E_IN
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Return value/code0x80042588VDS_E_VO
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Return value/codeVDS_E_ASSOCIATED_P
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Return value/code0x80042815VDS_E_VO
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Return value/code0x8004290AVDS_E_IS
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Return value/code0x80042924VDS_E_RA
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3 Protocol DetailsThe following sec
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ParameterRPC interface UUID forIVds
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Objects can be HBA ports, initiator
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3.1.5 Service Object InterfacesThis
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Methods in RPC Opnum OrderMethodGet
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Methods in RPC Opnum OrderMethodGet
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MethodGetPropertiesDescriptionRetri
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MethodDescriptionOpnum: 3SetImportT
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MethodQueryExtentsConvertStyleSetFl
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All methods MUST NOT throw exceptio
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All methods MUST NOT throw exceptio
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MethodDescriptionOpnum: 3FormatAddA
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3.1.13.7 IVdsVolumeOnline Interface
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MethodDescriptionOpnum: 6MergeExpan
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Virtual Disk Providers and Virtual
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For a VDS_DISK_EXTENT or VDS_DISK_F
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3.2.1.4 DisksIVdsAdvancedDisk::GetP
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pointer to the virtual disk object
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3.3.2 TimersNone.3.3.3 Initializati
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3.4.1.1 Service ObjectThe service o
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•If the disk is a removable drive
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When the client calls a method to r
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•If the signal state is TRUE and
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3.4.5.1.3 Adding Disk ObjectsThe se
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3.4.5.1.4 Removing Disk ObjectsThe
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whether a basic, dynamic, or unallo
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If S_FALSE is returned, the client
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•Set the list of objects in the n
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•Set the pHrResult output paramet
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When the server receives this messa
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wcFirstLetter: The first drive lett
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Result of requeryAction server MUST
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ulFlags: A value from the VDS_SERVI
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pDiskIdArray: A pointer to an array
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3.4.5.2.8.2 IVdsServiceIscsi::Query
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HRESULT GetProperties([out] VDS_HBA
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Return Values: The method MUST retu
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VirtualDeviceType: Pointer to a VIR
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HRESULT GetDiskFromVDisk([in] IVdsV
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3.4.5.2.18 IVdsPack Methods3.4.5.2.
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3.4.5.2.18.5 IVdsPack::CreateVolume
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The server MUST update the percenta
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•Return an HRESULT indicating fai
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•objectType member is the value V
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[out] IVdsPack** ppPack);ppPack: A
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Clients cannot change the partition
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ERROR_SUCCESS (0x00000000)When the
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HRESULT QueryPartitions([out, size_
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•For each callback object that is
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3.4.5.2.23.7 IVdsAdvancedDisk::Dele
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Note This method is not valid on CD
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•objectType member is VDS_NTT_VOL
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•ullOffset is the byte offset at
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eginning of the disk that ullOffset
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usFileSystemRevision: A 16-bit, bin
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HRESULT FormatPartitionEx2([in] ULO
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•Set the signal state in the asyn
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•Create a new async object implem
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If the volume resides on a basic di
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•Delete all volume plexes in the
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•For each callback object registe
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If the volume is associated with a
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The server MUST then perform the fo
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•Verify that plNumberOfAccessPath
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HRESULT Mount();This method has no
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HRESULT GetFileSystemTypeName([out,
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•Return an HRESULT indicating fai
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•Allocate a buffer to hold the vo
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•Verify that ullDesiredNumberOfRe
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•Verify that ppVolume is not NULL
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•Search all software providers fo
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ProviderSpecificFlags: Flags specif
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For example, to merge a differencin
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At any point in the preceding seque
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•objectType member is VDS_NTT_FIL
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•Volume member is a VDS_VOLUME_NO
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Figure 2: Client starting a VDS ses
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4.1.2 Ending SessionsThe following
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2. The server determines that the c
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Figure 8: Retrieving the properties
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8. When the format operation comple
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wprintf( L" Volume Id: %s\n", buffe
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6 Appendix A: Full IDLFor ease of i
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VDSBusTypeiScsi = 0x00000009,VDSBus
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} VDS_VOLUME_TYPE;typedef enum _VDS
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VDS_OBJECT_IDULONGLONG} VDS_PARTITI
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typedef struct _VDS_STORAGE_DEVICE_
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} GptPartInfo;[default];};} CREATE_
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VDS_PS_UNKNOWN = 0x00000000,VDS_PS_
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typedef struct _VDS_FILE_SYSTEM_TYP
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typedef struct _VDS_PACK_PROP{VDS_O
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OPEN_VIRTUAL_DISK_FLAG_NO_PARENTS =
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);[out] unsigned long *pcFetched[he
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HRESULT QueryFileSystemTypes([out,
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*pInitiatorSharedSecret,[in] VDS_OB
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}[]HRESULT CreatePack([out] IVdsPac
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HRESULT CreateVolume([in] VDS_VOLUM
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[object,uuid(8F4B2F5D-EC15-4357-992
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uuid(9882f547-cfc3-420b-9750-00dfbe
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);[helpstring("method QueryPlexes")
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);[helpstring("method Mount")]HRESU
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[object,uuid(4daa0135-e1d1-40f1-aaa
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7 Appendix B: Product BehaviorThe i
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Supported operating system versionI
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•Dynamic disk volumes - The flag
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overwritten with "UDF". The first e
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Section 3.1.7.1: This interface is
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Section 3.4.5.2.18.5: The Windows i
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On Windows Server 2003, Windows Ser
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incorrectly returns 0 in the pulPer
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Section 3.4.5.2.38.3: Windows does
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•Protocol syntax updated due to p
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IVdsVolumeMF (section 2.2.2.15 81,
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enumerations 70interface 130methods
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PVDS_REPARSE_POINT_PROP 81PVDS_VDIS
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VDS_SERVICE_NOTIFICATION structure
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