static HRESULT RunScenario(CONFIGURATION_PARAMETERS configParams)
{
//common declarations
HRESULT hr = HRESULT.S_OK;
int pinLen = (int)Pin_Length_8;
//pin needs to be a null terminated ascii byte[] for the IWCNDevice::SetPassword function
var pin = new StringBuilder(pinLen + 1);
//Wlan variable declarations
StringBuilder profileBuffer = null;
WCN_DEVICE_INFO_PARAMETERS WCNDeviceInformation = new WCN_DEVICE_INFO_PARAMETERS();
//The following wlan profile xml is used to configure an unconfigured WCN enabled Router or device.
//See http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb525370(VS.85).aspx on how to generate a wlan profile.
//Alternatively, you can read an existing network profile by calling WlanGetProfile.
const string WCNConnectionProfileTemplate =
"<?xml version=\"1.0\" ?>" +
"" +
"<WLANProfile xmlns=\"http://www.microsoft.com/networking/WLAN/profile/v1\">" +
" <name>{0}</name>" +
"" +
" <SSIDConfig>" +
" <SSID>" +
" <name>{1}</name>" +
" </SSID>" +
" </SSIDConfig>" +
" " +
" <connectionType>ESS</connectionType>" +
" <connectionMode>auto</connectionMode>" +
"" +
" <MSM>" +
" <security>" +
" <authEncryption>" +
" <authentication>WPA2PSK</authentication>" +
" <encryption>AES</encryption>" +
" </authEncryption>" +
"" +
"" +
" <sharedKey>" +
" <keyType>passPhrase</keyType>" +
" <protected>false</protected>" +
" <keyMaterial>{2}</keyMaterial>" +
" </sharedKey>" +
"" +
" </security>" +
" </MSM>" +
"</WLANProfile>";
//open a wlan handle - this will be used later for saving the profile to the system
var status = WlanOpenHandle(WLAN_API_VERSION_2_0, default, out var negVersion, out var wlanHandle);
static HRESULT GetWCNDeviceInformation(IWCNDevice pDevice, WCN_DEVICE_INFO_PARAMETERS pWCNDeviceInformation)
{
HRESULT hr = Win32Error.ERROR_SUCCESS;
//A WCN device can have a variety of attributes. (These attributes generally correspond
//to TLVs in the WPS specification, although not all WPS TLVs are available as WCN attributes).
//You can use the IWCNDevice::Get*Attribute to read these attributes. Not all devices send
//all attributes -- if the device did not send a particular attribute, the Get*Attribute API
//will return HRESULT _FROM_WIN32(ERROR_NOT_FOUND).
//
//This sample demonstrates how to get the most common attributes that would be useful for
//displaying in a user interface.
//
// WCN_TYPE_DEVICE_NAME
//
//The IWCNDevice::GetStringAttribute method gets a cached attribute from the device as a string.
hr = GetStringAttribute(WCN_ATTRIBUTE_TYPE.WCN_TYPE_DEVICE_NAME, out pWCNDeviceInformation.wszDeviceName);
if (hr != Win32Error.ERROR_SUCCESS)
{
Console.Write("\nERROR: Failed to get the Device Name from the IWCNDevice instance. hr=[0x{0:X}]", (uint)hr);
goto cleanup;
}
Console.Write("\nINFO: Device Name: [{0}]", pWCNDeviceInformation.wszDeviceName);
//
// WCN_TYPE_MANUFACTURER
//
hr = GetStringAttribute(WCN_ATTRIBUTE_TYPE.WCN_TYPE_MANUFACTURER, out pWCNDeviceInformation.wszManufacturerName);
if (hr != Win32Error.ERROR_SUCCESS)
{
Console.Write("\nERROR: Failed to get the device manufacturer from the ICWNDevice instance, hr=[0x{0:X}]", (uint)hr);
goto cleanup;
}
Console.Write("\nINFO: Manufacturer Name: [{0}]", pWCNDeviceInformation.wszManufacturerName);
HRESULT GetStringAttribute(WCN_ATTRIBUTE_TYPE at, out string str) => FunctionHelper.CallMethodWithStrBuf((StringBuilder sb, ref uint s) => pDevice.GetStringAttribute(at, s, sb), out str);
//
// WCN_TYPE_MODEL_NAME
//
hr = GetStringAttribute(WCN_ATTRIBUTE_TYPE.WCN_TYPE_MODEL_NAME, out pWCNDeviceInformation.wszModelName);
if (hr != Win32Error.ERROR_SUCCESS)
{
Console.Write("\nERROR: Failed to get the device model name from the ICWNDevice instance, hr=[0x{0:X}]", (uint)hr);
goto cleanup;
}
Console.Write("\nINFO: Model Name: [{0}]", pWCNDeviceInformation.wszModelName);
//
// WCN_TYPE_MODEL_NUMBER
// Note that the Model Number is actually a string. Most devices have alpha-numeric
// model numbers, like "AB1234CD".
hr = GetStringAttribute(WCN_ATTRIBUTE_TYPE.WCN_TYPE_MODEL_NUMBER, out pWCNDeviceInformation.wszModelNumber);
if (hr != Win32Error.ERROR_SUCCESS)
{
Console.Write("\nERROR: Failed to get the device model name from the ICWNDevice instance, hr=[0x{0:X}]", (uint)hr);
goto cleanup;
}
Console.Write("\nINFO: Model Number: [{0}]", pWCNDeviceInformation.wszModelNumber);
//
// WCN_TYPE_SERIAL_NUMBER
// Note that the Serial Number is actually a string. Some devices send strings that
// aren't meaningful, like "(none)" or just the empty string.
hr = GetStringAttribute(WCN_ATTRIBUTE_TYPE.WCN_TYPE_SERIAL_NUMBER, out pWCNDeviceInformation.wszSerialNumber);
if (hr != Win32Error.ERROR_SUCCESS)
{
Console.Write("\nERROR: Failed to get the device model name from the ICWNDevice instance, hr=[0x{0:X}]", (uint)hr);
goto cleanup;
}
Console.Write("\nINFO: Serial Number: [{0}]", pWCNDeviceInformation.wszSerialNumber);
//
// WCN_TYPE_CONFIG_METHODS
// This is a bit mask of the values from WCN_VALUE_TYPE_CONFIG_METHODS.
// For example, a devices indicates support for pushbutton if its Config
// Methods value includes the WCN_VALUE_CM_PUSHBUTTON flag.
//The GetIntegerAttribute method gets a cached attribute from the device as an integer.
hr = pDevice.GetIntegerAttribute(WCN_ATTRIBUTE_TYPE.WCN_TYPE_CONFIG_METHODS, out pWCNDeviceInformation.uConfigMethods);
if (hr != Win32Error.ERROR_SUCCESS)
{
Console.Write("\nERROR: Failed to get the device model name from the ICWNDevice instance, hr=[0x{0:X}]", (uint)hr);
goto cleanup;
}
cleanup:
return(hr);
}
