The AttachDataFilterWithDestination method attaches a data filter to the connection. The data filter is associated with a remote UDP destination.
HRESULT AttachDataFilterWithDestination( [in] IFWXDataFilter* piDataFilter, [in] FwxDataFilterPriorityClass PriorityClass, [in] IUnknown* punkFilterContext, [in] LPSOCKADDR ExternalAddress, [in] INT ExternalAddressLength );
Pointer to the IFWXDataFilter interface on the data filter to use with this connection.
Priority class for the data filter. This determines the position of the data filter in relation to other data filters that may be attached to the connection. This parameter is a value from the FwxDataFilterPriorityClass enumeration.
Pointer to the interface to use to pass context information to the data filter. This interface is passed to the IFWXDataFilter::SetSockets method. This parameter can be NULL.
Pointer to a sockaddr structure that contains the address of the peer of UDP datagrams for which the data filter is installed.
The data filter receives all datagrams sent through the connection but is removed if the service causes a destination to expire.
Length, in bytes, of the ExternalAddress parameter.
The method succeeded.
Not enough memory or resources could be allocated to complete the operation.
The object is shutting down.
An invalid value was passed to the method.
This method must be called only in the context of the IFWXSessionFilter::FirewallEventHandler method while handling an event of type fwx_Udp_Destination. This method would be used when you want the filter to attach only to data from a specific destination, even if the connection is not destination specific, as is the case for UDP connections.
The data filter will receive all of the packets on the connection.
The data filter will be detached from the connection automatically if the UDP destination expires.
Server | Requires Windows Server 2008. |
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Version | Requires Forefront Threat Management Gateway (TMG). |
Header |
Declared in Wspfwext.idl. |
DLL |
Requires Wspsrv.exe. |
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