Hello everyone, ist it possible to determine from an RPC server and the binding handle of an RPC call (which represents the client) the computer name where the client process runs, if I use ncacn_np as the protocol? Is it possible to determine the process id of the (local) client process if I use ncalrpc? Any hints welcome, -- Stefan Kuhr
Stefan, Try calling RpcBindingServerFromClient on the RPC server side. Then call RpcBindingToStringBinding to get a string binding for the client side. Then call RpcStringBindingParse to fetch out a string containing the client's network address. I hope that this helps. -Scott "Stefan Kuhr" wrote in message news:43C7EE9A.E5C7029D@gmx.li... > Hello everyone, > > ist it possible to determine from an RPC server and the binding handle > of an RPC call (which represents the client) the computer name where the > client process runs, if I use ncacn_np as the protocol? Is it possible > to determine the process id of the (local) client process if I use > ncalrpc? > > Any hints welcome, > > -- > Stefan Kuhr