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Deprecated command line argument. Add drm signature attribute in. Add petrust signature attribute in. The Inf2Cat tool checks driver package's INF files for structural errors and verifies that a driver package can be digitally-signed.

A driver package can be signed only if all of the files that are referenced in an INF file are present and the source files are in the correct location. If an INF file cannot be signed or if it contains structural errors, the driver package might not be installed correctly or might incorrectly display a driver signing warning dialog box during installation. Inf2Cat generates a catalog file only if the catalog file is specified in the driver package's INF file and the catalog file applies to one or more of the specified Windows versions.

For more information about signing a driver package, see Driver Signing. For this example, the following Inf2Cat command would verify whether the driver package can be signed for Windows and for the x86 versions of Windows Vista, Windows Server , and Windows XP. If the package can be signed for these versions, Inf2Cat would create the unsigned catalog file MyCatalogFile. For this example, the following Inf2Cat command would verify whether the driver package can be signed for Windows and the x86 versions of Windows Vista, Windows Server , and Windows XP.

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It is then up to the Linux router or gateway box to issue DHCP leases, control bandwidth usage, permit access to other networks, and provide other control methods. The typical authentication process, as described in the NoCat documentation, is shown here:. All access beyond contacting the authentication service is denied by default.

When the user tries to browse the Web, he or she is immediately redirected to the router or gateway service that redirects to the SSL login page. The user is then presented with three choices: Log in with the prearranged login information, click on a link to find out more information, or skip the login option.

The authentication system connects back to the wireless gateway and notifies it of the outcome. The gateway then decides whether or not to allow further access. Once the user has either logged in correctly or skipped the process, the authentication system then creates an outcome message, signs it with PGP, and forwards it back to the wireless gateway. The gateway has a copy of the authentication service's public PGP key and can verify the authenticity of the message.

A part of the data included in the response is the random token that the gateway has originally issued to the client; it makes it very difficult to deceive the gateway with a replay attack. The digital signature prevents the possibility of other machines posing as the authentication service and sending bogus messages to the wireless gateway.

Then the wireless gateway modifies its firewall rules to grant further access and redirects the user back to the site they were originally trying to browse. To keep the connection open, a small window is opened on the client side via JavaScript that refreshes the login page every few minutes.