/*++ Copyright 1996 - 1997 Microsoft Corporation Module Name: privs.c Abstract: This module illustrates how to use the Windows NT LSA security API to manage account privileges on the local or a remote machine. When targetting a domain controller for privilege update operations, be sure to target the primary domain controller for the domain. The privilege settings are replicated by the primary domain controller to each backup domain controller as appropriate. The NetGetDCName() Lan Manager API call can be used to get the primary domain controller computer name from a domain name. For a list of privilges, consult winnt.h, and search for SE_ASSIGNPRIMARYTOKEN_NAME. For a list of logon rights, which can also be assigned using this sample code, consult ntsecapi.h, and search for SE_BATCH_LOGON_NAME You can use domain\account as argv[1]. For instance, mydomain\scott will grant the privilege to the mydomain domain account scott. The optional target machine is specified as argv[2], otherwise, the account database is updated on the local machine. The LSA APIs used by this sample are Unicode only. Use LsaRemoveAccountRights() to remove account rights. Author: Scott Field (sfield) 17-Apr-96 Minor cleanup Scott Field (sfield) 12-Jul-95 --*/ #pragma once NTSTATUS OpenPolicy( LPWSTR ServerName, // machine to open policy on (Unicode) DWORD DesiredAccess, // desired access to policy PLSA_HANDLE PolicyHandle // resultant policy handle ); BOOL GetAccountSid( LPCTSTR SystemName, // where to lookup account LPCTSTR AccountName, // account of interest PSID *Sid // resultant buffer containing SID ); NTSTATUS SetPrivilegeOnAccount( LSA_HANDLE PolicyHandle, // open policy handle PSID AccountSid, // SID to grant privilege to LPWSTR PrivilegeName, // privilege to grant (Unicode) BOOL bEnable // enable or disable ); void InitLsaString( PLSA_UNICODE_STRING LsaString, // destination LPWSTR String // source (Unicode) ); BOOL GrantUserRight( PSID psidAccountSid, LPWSTR pszUserRight, BOOL bEnable );