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4/8/2010
LAPs are installed by using the registry. To make a LAP available to the OS, you must add a subkey to the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\Security\LASSD\LAPregistry key and specify the name of the LAP DLL. For registry details, see LASS Registry Settings.
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Remember that registry settings can only take effect when your application calls LASSReloadConfigor when you reboot your device. |
The following code example shows examples of installed LAPs.
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; Install a password LAP [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\Security\LASSD\LAP\lap_pw] "Dll"="lap_pw.dll" ; Install a smart card LAP [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\Security\LASSD\LAP\lap_scard] "Dll"="lap_smartcard.dll" |
In these two examples, lap_pwand lap_scardare the LAP identifiers used to set the active LAP.
Remarks
During LAP installation, if a password has already been enrolled using the default Microsoft LAP, the installer needs to complete the following steps before switching to a new LAP.
- Remove policies that require a password
- Instruct the user to remove their existing password
- Call
CreateEnrollmentConfigDialogto display the LAP enrollment
screen so the user can disable their existing password
- Configure the a new active LAP
- Call
VerifyUserwith
AE_EVERY_TIMEset. This will prompt the user to authenticate,
and allow your new LAP to be enrolled with the same password