EapHostPeerResponseSend Enumeration

Defines the response an EAP authenticator or peer method can send to a supplicant during authentication.

typedef enum  {
  EapHostPeerResponseDiscard = 0,
  EapHostPeerResponseSend = 1,
  EapHostPeerResponseResult = 2,
  EapHostPeerResponseInvokeUi = 3,
  EapHostPeerResponseRespond = 4,
  EapHostPeerResponseStartAuthentication = 5,
  EapHostPeerResponseNone = 6
} EapHostPeerResponseSend;

Constants

  • EapHostPeerResponseDiscard
    The supplicant should discard the request as it is not usable by EAP.

  • EapHostPeerResponseSend
    The supplicant should send the indicated packet to the authenticator.

  • EapHostPeerResponseResult
    The supplicant should act on EAP attributes returned by the EAP authenticator.

  • EapHostPeerResponseInvokeUi
    The supplicant should invoke a user interface dialog on the client.

  • EapHostPeerResponseRespond
    The supplicant should generate a context-specific response to the EAP authenticator request.

  • EapHostPeerResponseStartAuthentication
    Because the session could not be found the supplicant either needs to restart the session with the same packet, or else discard the packet.

  • EapHostPeerResponseNone
    The supplicant should generate no response to the EAP authenticator request

Requirements

Client Requires Windows Vista.
Server Requires Windows Server 2008.
Header

Declared in Eaphostpeertypes.h.

See Also

EAPHost Supplicant Enumerations

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