Windows XP DLL File Information - ipsecsnp.dll |
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General Information
File Description: | Internet Protocol Security Policy Management Snap-in for Microsoft Windows 2000 |
File Version: | 5.1.2600.5512 (xpsp.080413-0852) |
Company: | Microsoft Corporation |
Product Name: | Microsoft Windows Operating System |
DLL popularity | Very Low - There is no any other DLL in system32 directory that is statically linked to this file. |
File Size: | 341 KB |
Total Number of Exported Functions: | 4 |
Total Number of Exported Functions With Names: | 4 |
Section Headers
Name | Virtual Address | Raw Data Size | % of File | Characteristics | Section Contains... |
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.text | 0x00001000 | 212,992 Bytes | 60.9% | Read, Execute | Code |
.data | 0x00035000 | 5,632 Bytes | 1.6% | Write, Read | Initialized Data |
.rsrc | 0x00039000 | 108,032 Bytes | 30.9% | Read | Initialized Data |
.reloc | 0x00054000 | 22,016 Bytes | 6.3% | Read, Discardable | Initialized Data |
Static Linking
ipsecsnp.dll is statically linked to the following files:MFC42u.DLL
msvcrt.dll
ATL.DLL
ACTIVEDS.dll
ADVAPI32.dll
COMCTL32.dll
comdlg32.dll
CRYPT32.dll
CRYPTUI.dll
GDI32.dll
KERNEL32.dll
ole32.dll
OLEAUT32.dll
USER32.dll
WS2_32.dll
POLSTORE.DLL
This means that when ipsecsnp.dll is loaded, the above files are automatically loaded too. If one of these files is corrupted or missing, ipsecsnp.dll won't be loaded.
General Resources Information
Resource Type | Number of Items | Total Size | % of File |
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Icons | 5 | 3,820 Bytes | 1.1% |
Animated Icons | 0 | 0 Bytes | 0.0% |
Cursors | 0 | 0 Bytes | 0.0% |
Animated Cursors | 0 | 0 Bytes | 0.0% |
Bitmaps | 14 | 33,818 Bytes | 9.7% |
AVI Files | 0 | 0 Bytes | 0.0% |
Dialog-Boxes | 48 | 33,956 Bytes | 9.7% |
HTML Related Files | 0 | 0 Bytes | 0.0% |
Menus | 0 | 0 Bytes | 0.0% |
Strings | 304 | 29,726 Bytes | 8.5% |
Type Libraries | 0 | 0 Bytes | 0.0% |
Manifest | 0 | 0 Bytes | 0.0% |
All Others | 3 | 1,040 Bytes | 0.3% |
Total | 374 | 102,360 Bytes | 29.3% |
Icons in this file
There are 5 icons stored in this DLL file. You can view all these icons in the following small thumbnail:
Cursors in this file
No cursors found in this file
Dialog-boxes list (up to 200 dialogs)
In the following section, you can find the captions of dialog-boxes stored in this DLL. The list is currently limited to 200 dialogs.ID | Dialog Caption |
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107 | Select Computer or Domain |
109 | General |
110 | Key Exchange Security Methods |
112 | Security Rule Wizard |
113 | Security Rule Wizard |
115 | IKE Security Algorithms |
117 | Security Rule Wizard |
119 | Security Rule Wizard |
122 | Filter Action |
123 | Filter Action Wizard |
125 | Filter Action Wizard |
126 | IP Filter Wizard |
129 | Filter Action Wizard |
133 | IP Filter List |
134 | Filter Wizard |
135 | Filter Wizard |
137 | Filter Wizard |
141 | Filter Action Wizard |
142 | Security Rule Wizard |
143 | IP Security Policy Wizard |
144 | IP Filter Wizard |
148 | Security Rule Wizard |
218 | Rules |
219 | IP Filter List |
220 | Filter Action |
221 | Tunnel Setting |
222 | Authentication Method |
223 | Connection Type |
224 | Key Exchange Settings |
225 | Security Method |
226 | Warning |
228 | Custom Security Method Settings |
233 | Security Methods |
235 | Manage IP Filter Lists |
236 | General |
237 | IP Security Policy Wizard |
239 | Security Rule Wizard |
244 | IP Security Policy Wizard |
246 | Addressing |
247 | Protocol |
248 | Description |
249 | Manage Filter Actions |
251 | Filter Wizard |
252 | General |
253 | Authentication Methods |
254 | IP Security Policy Wizard |
String resources in this dll (up to 200 strings)
String ID | String Text |
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1 | Create and edit Internet Protocol Security policies |
2 | IP Security Policy Management |
3 | Size (from IDS_SIZE) |
4 | Type (from IDS_TYPE) |
5 | Local Computer |
6 | Internet Protocol Security (IPSec) Administration. Manage IPSec policies for secure communication with other computers. Portions of IPSec and related services were jointly developed by Microsoft Corporation and Cisco Systems, Inc. |
7 | 1.0.0.159 |
8 | Microsoft Corporation |
9 | Security Policies |
10 | Filter Actions |
11 | Available security policies |
12 | Available filter actions |
13 | Filter action links, each containing associations to filter lists |
14 | Associated Filters |
15 | IP Filters |
16 | Available IP Filters |
17 | ICMP |
23 | SHA1 |
24 | Are you sure? |
26 | Invalid |
27 | New IP Filter List |
28 | New IP Security Policy |
29 | New Filter Action |
30 | Specified port must be between 0 and 65535. |
31 | A valid IP filter list must be selected. |
32 | A valid filter action must be selected. |
33 | ESP Integrity |
34 | None |
35 | The following error occurred when removing IP Security data. %1 |
36 | Failed to save due to insufficient access rights. You must have administrator privileges. Data may have been lost. (Error = %1!lx!) |
37 | <None> |
38 | 40 bit DES |
39 | 3DES |
40 | Low (1) |
41 | Medium (2) |
42 | High (3) |
44 | Tunnel name resolved to multiple IP addresses, using first address returned. |
45 | Error resolving tunnel endpoint name. No IP address information is being cached. |
46 | Unable to verify integrity (Error = %lx) |
47 | Integrity verified |
48 | Seconds must be in the range 300 - 172,800 (48 hours). |
49 | Kbytes must be in the range 20,480 - 2,147,483,647. |
50 | Default Response |
51 | L2TP Base |
52 | L2TP Extended |
57 | Remote access |
58 | <Data error: Unknown interface type> |
59 | This rule no longer has a valid filter selected. |
60 | , with policy storage |
61 | The IPSec policy storage failed to open. No Domain controller can be found for your domain. |
62 | The IPSec policy storage failed to open. Could not communicate with the Active Directory. |
63 | Failed to create IPSec policy storage. You might not have administrative access rights. |
64 | Failed to open IPSec policy storage due to insufficient access rights. You must be an administrator. |
65 | Failed to open the IPSec policy storage. The following error occurred: %1 |
66 | Type |
67 | ESP Confidentiality |
69 | Name |
70 | Description |
71 | Encryption and Integrity |
72 | Integrity only |
73 | Custom |
74 | &Create IP Security Policy... |
75 | Create an IP Security policy |
78 | &Import Policies... |
79 | Imports policy information from a file |
80 | &Export Policies... |
81 | Export information of all policies to a file |
82 | New Security Method |
83 | Modify Security Method |
85 | Refresh the policy information from the storage |
86 | Invalid |
87 | &Un-assign |
88 | Un-assign this policy, attempt to make it inactive |
89 | &Assign |
90 | Assign this policy, attempt to make it active |
91 | IP Filter List |
92 | Filter Action |
93 | Authentication Methods |
94 | Tunnel Setting |
95 | Connection Type |
96 | <Data Error: No IP Filter associated> |
97 | <Data Error: Multiple IP Filters Associated> |
98 | AH Integrity |
99 | Compression |
100 | Encryption |
101 | Integrity |
102 | The selected IP filter list is currently being used by this rule. Select a different IP filter list before attempting to remove it. |
103 | The selected filter action is currently being used by this rule. Select a different filter action before attempting to remove it. |
104 | <Data Error> |
105 | <Dynamic> |
106 | None |
107 | Policy Assigned |
109 | New Rule |
110 | Edit Rule |
111 | Select a certification authority (CA) you wish to use when verifying IPSec certificates |
112 | There was an error in displaying the trusted root certification authorities. |
113 | Export |
115 | Manage IP Filter Lists |
116 | IP Security Policies on %1 |
117 | Active Directory |
118 | Feature not implemented. |
120 | <Data Error: No filter action associated> |
121 | <Integral> |
122 | <Dynamic> |
123 | <Data Error: Unknown type> |
124 | Kerberos |
125 | Certificate |
126 | Preshared Key |
127 | Dynamic |
128 | &Restore Default Policies |
129 | Returns the Secure Server, Server, and Client policies to their initial settings. |
131 | Default security policies successfully restored to default values. |
132 | You must select AH, ESP or both |
133 | Diffie-Hellman Group |
134 | This filter action requires at least one security method. |
135 | No ESP encryption or integrity algorithm was selected. The ESP selection has been removed. |
136 | An IPSec policy has been provided by the domain controller. Domain provided policy overrides policy assigned on the local (or remote) computer. |
137 | Allowing unsecured communication with non-IPSec-aware computers allows IP traffic to be transmitted with no authentication, or encryption, when the remote computer does not respond to requests to negotiate IP Security. This is only recommended if the other computer is not IP Security-capable, and the data is not sensitive. Are you sure you want to allow unsecured communication with non-IPSec-aware computers? |
138 | Enable unsecured communication? |
139 | This is an incomplete IP address. The host portion must be non-zero. |
140 | This is an invalid IP address. The network portion must be non-zero. |
142 | Assigned, but the 'IPSEC Services' service is not in a running state |
143 | Assigned, but Active Directory policy is overriding |
144 | Create IPSec Security policy |
146 | Add IPSec Security Rule |
148 | Enter the name and description of the new IP Security policy |
149 | There was an error retrieving the distinguished name string from the certificate. |
150 | Select the certification authority that you require for IPSec authentication when using this security rule. |
152 | The default ""Anybody"" IP filter could not be found, probably because it was explicitly removed. You can either continue without this filter, or a new one can be generated for you. If you choose to restore the default filter the IPSec Responder, Lockdown, and Secure Intiator policies will also be restored to their initial settings. Do you want to restore the default policies? |
153 | You must have a filter selected for your policy. Your default ""Any"" rule has been removed so you must select another one. |
154 | Add a filter action |
156 | %windir%\help\ipsecsnp.chm |
159 | &Manage IP filter lists and filter actions... |
160 | Manage IP filter lists and filter actions |
161 | Manage IP filter lists and filter actions |
162 | <This value appears to be invalid> |
163 | Hos&t name: |
164 | &IP Address: |
165 | &Host name: |
166 | Subnet &mask: |
167 | Cached IP Address: |
168 | <None> |
170 | Other |
171 | My IP Address |
172 | Any IP Address |
173 | A specific DNS Name |
174 | A specific IP Address |
175 | A specific IP Subnet |
176 | Select which computer or domain this snap-in will manage |
177 | The source address has been adjusted by the specified subnet mask. |
178 | The destination address has been adjusted by the specified subnet mask. |
179 | A source DNS name must be entered. |
180 | A destination DNS name must be entered. |
181 | The loopback address (127.0.0.1) is not a valid source address. |
182 | The loopback address (127.0.0.1) is not a valid destination address. |
183 | The source DNS name resolved to multiple IP addresses. The first one is being cached. |
184 | The destination DNS name resolved to multiple IP addresses. The first one is being cached. |
185 | Error resolving source DNS name. No IP address information is being cached. |
186 | Error resolving destination DNS name. No IP address information is being cached. |
187 | IP Security cannot be triggered by port 500 traffic. Port 500 is used the Internet Key Exchange (IKE) traffic. |
188 | Filter |
189 | Mirrored |
190 | Destination DNS Name |
191 | Destination Address |
192 | Destination Mask |
193 | Protocol |
194 | Source Port |
195 | Destination Port |
196 | Source DNS Name |
197 | Source Address |
198 | Source Mask |
199 | Description |
200 | When this console is saved the location will also be saved |
201 | A filter action requires at least one security method for negotiation. This filter action has none. Select a different one, or add a security method. |
202 | The currently selected filter action has been deactivated because at least one security method is required. |
203 | This IP filter list is empty. It will not match IP packets. Do you want to save this filter list without any filters? |
205 | Specified protocol must be between 0 and 255 |
206 | A multicast address is not a valid destination, or source address. |
207 | An IP filter list requires at least one filter to be activated. This IP filter list has no filters. |
208 | Set the name and description. |
209 | This is an invalid mask for the specified IP address. |
210 | The source and destination address can not be the same. |
211 | &Close |
212 | The settings you have selected correspond to a %1 security level. Your security method's type will be changed to reflect this state. |
213 | DNS names are only used to build IP address filters. To ensure security, do not add, delete, or change source or destination IP addresses without updating this filter list and verifying that all IP addresses for a computer are included. Do you want to create a filter for each of the listed addresses? |
214 | Security Warning |
215 | This security method duplicates an existing one. Either modify it, or cancel this dialog. |
216 | IP add&ress: |
217 | Subnet mas&k: |
222 | XNS-IDP |
225 | (%1)'s generated filter action |
226 | Specify how this policy responds to requests for secure communication. |
227 | To add multiple authentication methods, edit the default response rule after completing the wizard. |
228 | The security rule must be applied to a network type. |
229 | To add multiple authentication methods, edit the security rule after completing the IP Security rule wizard. |
230 | Select the IP filter list for the type of IP traffic to which this security rule applies. |
231 | Select the filter action for this security rule. |
232 | Determine if this rule indicates the machine should act as a tunnel server, or a tunnel client. |
233 | The tunnel endpoint is the tunneling computer closest to the IP traffic destination, as specified by the security rule's IP filter list. |
234 | Set the filter action behavior. |
COM Classes/Interfaces
There is no type library in this file with COM classes/interfaces information
Exported Functions List
The following functions are exported by this dll:DllCanUnloadNow | DllGetClassObject | DllRegisterServer | DllUnregisterServer |
Imported Functions List
The following functions are imported by this dll:- MFC42u.DLL:
- msvcrt.dll:
__CxxFrameHandler __RTDynamicCast __dllonexit _adjust_fdiv _except_handler3 _initterm _onexit _purecall _wcsdup _wcsicmp _wtol free malloc public: virtual __thiscall type_info::~type_info(void) realloc swprintf void __cdecl terminate(void) wcscat wcscmp wcscpy wcslen wcsstr wcstoul - ATL.DLL:
AtlComPtrAssign AtlInternalQueryInterface AtlModuleGetClassObject AtlModuleInit AtlModuleRegisterServer AtlModuleTerm AtlModuleUnregisterServer - ACTIVEDS.dll:
ADsGetObject - ADVAPI32.dll:
CloseServiceHandle LsaFreeMemory LsaOpenPolicy LsaQueryInformationPolicy OpenSCManagerW OpenServiceW QueryServiceStatus RegCloseKey RegCreateKeyExW RegCreateKeyW RegDeleteKeyW RegEnumKeyExW RegOpenKeyExW RegQueryValueExW RegSetValueExW - COMCTL32.dll:
CreatePropertySheetPageW InitCommonControlsEx PropertySheetW - comdlg32.dll:
GetOpenFileNameW GetSaveFileNameW - CRYPT32.dll:
CertCloseStore CertFreeCRLContext CertNameToStrW CertOpenStore - CRYPTUI.dll:
CryptUIDlgSelectCertificateW - GDI32.dll:
SelectObject - KERNEL32.dll:
ExpandEnvironmentStringsW FindResourceW FormatMessageW GetComputerNameW GetCurrentProcess GetCurrentProcessId GetCurrentThreadId GetModuleFileNameW GetModuleHandleW GetSystemTimeAsFileTime GetTickCount GlobalAlloc GlobalFree GlobalLock GlobalUnlock InitializeCriticalSection InterlockedDecrement InterlockedIncrement IsBadReadPtr LoadResource LocalAlloc LocalFree LockResource OutputDebugStringW QueryPerformanceCounter SetUnhandledExceptionFilter TerminateProcess UnhandledExceptionFilter WideCharToMultiByte lstrcmpiW lstrcpyW lstrcpyn lstrlenW ntdll!RtlDeleteCriticalSection ntdll!RtlEnterCriticalSection ntdll!RtlGetLastWin32Error ntdll!RtlLeaveCriticalSection - ole32.dll:
CoCreateGuid CoCreateInstance CoInitialize CoTaskMemAlloc CoTaskMemFree CoUninitialize CreateStreamOnHGlobal ReleaseStgMedium StringFromCLSID - OLEAUT32.dll:
SysFreeString - USER32.dll:
AttachThreadInput CallNextHookEx CreateWindowExW EnableWindow GetClientRect GetCursorPos GetFocus GetParent GetSysColor GetWindowLongW GetWindowRect LoadBitmapW LoadIconW LoadStringW PostMessageW RedrawWindow RegisterClipboardFormatW ScreenToClient SendMessageW SetFocus SetParent SetWindowLongW SetWindowPos SetWindowTextW SetWindowsHookExW ShowWindow UnhookWindowsHookEx WinHelpW wsprintfW - WS2_32.dll:
WSACleanup WSAStartup gethostbyname htonl htonl inet_addr inet_ntoa - POLSTORE.DLL:
IPSecAssignPolicy IPSecClosePolicyStore IPSecCreateFilterData IPSecCreateISAKMPData IPSecCreateNFAData IPSecCreateNegPolData IPSecCreatePolicyData IPSecDeleteFilterData IPSecDeleteISAKMPData IPSecDeleteNFAData IPSecDeleteNegPolData IPSecDeletePolicyData IPSecEnumFilterData IPSecEnumNFAData IPSecEnumNegPolData IPSecEnumPolicyData IPSecExportPolicies IPSecGetAssignedPolicyData IPSecGetFilterData IPSecGetISAKMPData IPSecGetNegPolData IPSecImportPolicies IPSecIsDomainPolicyAssigned IPSecOpenPolicyStore IPSecRestoreDefaultPolicies IPSecSetFilterData IPSecSetISAKMPData IPSecSetNFAData IPSecSetNegPolData IPSecSetPolicyData IPSecUnassignPolicy