Service Record List
As each service entry is read from the database of installed services, the SCM
creates a service record for the service. A service record includes:
- Service name
- Start type (auto-start or demand-start)
- Service status (see the SERVICE_STATUS structure)
- Type
- Current state
- Acceptable control codes
- Exit code
- Wait hint
- Pointer to dependency list
The user name and password of an account are specified at the time the service
is installed. The SCM stores the user name in the registry and the password in
a secure portion of the Local Security Authority (LSA). The system
administrator can create accounts with passwords that never expire. Alternatively, the
system administrator can create accounts with passwords that expire and manage the
accounts by changing the passwords periodically.
The SCM updates the service status when a service sends it status
notifications using the
SetServiceStatus function. The SCM maintains the status of a driver service by querying the
I/O system, instead of receiving status notifications, as it does from a service.
A service can register additional type information by calling the
SetServiceBits function. The
NetServerGetInfo and
NetServerEnum functions obtain the supported service types.
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