2.3 Information Levels

The Remote Administration Protocol supports the concept of an information level (or level of detail) required for a particular response. An information level is an unsigned 16-bit integer. A Remote Administration Protocol client requests a particular information level in a request, and the server responds with a structure in the Data field of the response corresponding to that information level. Numerically higher information levels provide more detailed information than lower information levels for a particular request/response pair. The following table specifies the requests, the supported information level for each request, and the response structures returned for this protocol.

Command	Information level	Response structure
NetServerGetInfo	0x0000	NetServerInfo0
	0x0001	NetServerInfo1
NetServerEnum2	0x0000	NetServerInfo0
	0x0001	NetServerInfo1
NetServerEnum3	0x0000	NetServerInfo0
	0x0001	NetServerInfo1
NetShareEnum	0x0000	NetShareInfo0
	0x0001	NetShareInfo1
	0x0002	NetShareInfo2
NetShareGetInfo	0x0000	NetShareInfo0
	0x0001	NetShareInfo1
	0x0002	NetShareInfo2
NetPrintQEnum	0x0000	PrintQueue0
	0x0001	PrintQueue1
	0x0002	PrintQueue1, PrintJobInfo1
	0x0003	PrintQueue3
	0x0004	PrintQueue3, PrintJobInfo2
	0x0005	PrintQueue5
NetPrintQGetInfo	0x0000	PrintQueue0
	0x0001	PrintQueue1
	0x0002	PrintQueue1, PrintJobInfo1
	0x0003	PrintQueue3
	0x0004	PrintQueue3, PrintJobInfo2
	0x0005	PrintQueue5
NetPrintJobSetInfo	0x0001, 0x0003
NetPrintJobGetInfo	0x0000	PrintJobInfo0
	0x0001	PrintJobInfo1
	0x0002	PrintJobInfo2
	0x0003	PrintJobInfo3
NetUserGetInfo	0x0000	NetUserInfo0
	0x0001	NetUserInfo1
	0x0002	NetUserInfo2
	0x000A	NetUserInfo10
	0x000B	NetUserInfo11
NetWkstaGetInfo	0x000A	NetWkstaInfo10
NetWkstaUserLogon	0x0001	NetWkstaUserLogonResponseData
NetWkstaUserLogoff	0x0001	NetWkstaUserLogoffResponseData