On Wed, Dec 04, 2002 at 03:06:28PM +1100, Tim Potter wrote: > I'd have to look in luke's book to make sure though. Look at the top of page 37, in particular: ... A client can issue an SMBwriteX call to transfer: o A DCE/RPC PDU request fragment that is larger than an SMBtrans request can contain. o Continuation of Bind/Bind Acknowledge Security Negotiation where a response back is not expected, known as an AUTH3 PDU. In three-way Authentication Negotiation, the Client sends a Bind Request PDU; the Server sends a Bind Acknowledge PDU; and the Client sends an AUTH3 PDU. Earlier Luke says that the advantage of a Transaction request is that the reply can contain data so that you can send the DCE/RPC reply in the Transaction reply; however, an AUTH3 has no reply, so there's no advantage to sending it in a Transaction request. I forget whether any of the captures in which I've seen AUTH3's have it in a DCE RPC-over-SMB session and, if so, whether any of them send the AUTH3 in a Transaction request. (BTW, should we remove the question mark from the "AUTH3" in the DCE RPC dissector? That is, I think, what Network Monitor calls that PDU.)
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