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

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4.1.2 Ending SessionsThe following figure shows an example of a client ending a VDS session.Figure 3: Client ending a VDS session1. The client releases the reference to the IVdsService interface by invokingIVdsService::Release.2. The server returns the new reference count for the IVdsService interface.4.2 VDS Client Notifications4.2.1 Registering for NotificationsThe following figure shows an example of a client that registers to receive notifications from aserver.Figure 4: Client registering to receive notifications from a server1. The client requests registration by calling the IVdsService::Advise method and by passing anIVdsAdviseSink interface as a parameter.2. The server returns a cookie value that uniquely identifies the client registration. The client canlater use the cookie value to unregister for notifications.[MS-VDS] — v20110610Virtual Disk Service (VDS) Protocol SpecificationCopyright © 2011 Microsoft Corporation.Release: Friday, June 10, 2011284 / 360
4.2.2 Receiving NotificationsThe following figure shows an example of what happens when one or more VDS events aretriggered.Figure 5: VDS event triggered1. For each callback that was registered, the server calls IVdsAdviseSink::OnNotify() with anarray of VDS_NOTIFICATION structures that describe the events that were triggered.2. The client returns an HRESULT of 0x00000000 to acknowledge the notification.4.2.3 Unregistering for NotificationsThe following figure shows an example of a client that cancels a previous registration for anotification.Figure 6: Client canceling previous registration for notification1. The client requests unregistration by calling the IVdsService::Unadvise method and passingthe cookie value that was received during registration.[MS-VDS] — v20110610Virtual Disk Service (VDS) Protocol SpecificationCopyright © 2011 Microsoft Corporation.Release: Friday, June 10, 2011285 / 360
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Contents1 Introduction ............
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2.2.2.6.1 Enumerations ............
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3.1.12.2 IVdsDisk2 Interface ......
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3.4.5.2.6.2 IVdsServiceUninstallDis
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3.4.5.2.32.3 IVdsVolumeMF::AddAcces
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1 IntroductionThe Virtual Disk Serv
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volume managervolume plexThe follow
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virtual disk: A disk that does not
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Note There is a charge to download
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1.4 Relationship to Other Protocols
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Parameter Value ReferenceRPC interf
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2 MessagesThe following sections sp
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VDS_H_FAILING_REDUNDANCY: One or mo
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VDS_ASYNCOUT_CREATEPARTITION: Infor
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VDSStorageIdTypeVendorSpecific = 0x
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VDS_FSF_ALLOCATION_UNIT_8K = 0x0010
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VDS_DET_OEM: The extent belongs to
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VDS_ESOF_QUICK: Determines whether
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2.2.1.2.21 VDS_LUN_RESERVE_MODEThe
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VDS_VF_NOT_FORMATTABLE: If set, the
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ValueVDS_NF_DISK_ARRIVE0x00000008VD
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wcLetter: The drive letter that tri
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2.2.1.3.10 VDS_ASYNC_OUTPUTThe VDS_
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Value0x4000000000000000GPT_BASIC_DA
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m_bCommandQueueing: A Boolean value
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diskId: The VDS object ID of the di
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MbrPartInfo: Contains information f
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VDS_OT_DISK: The object is a disk.V
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typedef struct _VDS_DRIVE_LETTER_PR
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pSharedSecret: A pointer to an arra
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Corresponding HBA_PORTSTATE value:
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wwnNode: The node WWN for the HBA p
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2.2.2.6.2.2 VDS_ISCSI_INITIATOR_POR
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unsigned long ulFlags;unsigned long
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2.2.2.9.1 Structures2.2.2.9.1.1 VDS
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pwszAdaptorName: The null-terminate
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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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•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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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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