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Connections endpoint

August 2, 2023

ID kernel_methods_cm

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This endpoint is intended for dynamic creation of IPC channels.

Information about methods of the endpoint is provided in the table below.

Methods of the cm.CM endpoint (kl.core.CM interface)

Method	Method purpose and parameters	Potential danger of the method
`Connect`	Purpose Requests to create an IPC channel with a server for use of the defined endpoint. Parameters [in] `server` – name of the server. [in] `service` – qualified name of the endpoint. [in] `msecs` – timeout for the request to be accepted by the server, in milliseconds. [out] `handle` – value whose binary representation consists of multiple fields, including a handle field and a handle permissions mask field. The handle is the client IPC handle. [out] `id` – endpoint ID. [out] `rc` – return code.	Lets you create a load on a server by sending a large number of requests to create an IPC channel.
`Listen`	Purpose Checks for a client request to create an IPC channel for use of an endpoint. Parameters [in] `filter` – fictitious parameter. [in] `msecs` – client request timeout, in milliseconds. [out] `client` – client name. [out] `service` – qualified name of the endpoint. [out] `rc` – return code.	N/A
`Drop`	Purpose Rejects a client request to create an IPC channel for use of the defined endpoint. Parameters [in] `client` – client name. [in] `service` – qualified name of the endpoint. [out] `rc` – return code.	N/A
`Accept`	Purpose Accepts a client request to create an IPC channel for use of the defined endpoint. Parameters [in] `client` – client name. [in] `service` – qualified name of the endpoint. [in] `id` – endpoint ID. [in] `listener` – value whose binary representation consists of multiple fields, including a handle field and a handle permissions mask field. The handle is the listener IPC handle. [out] `handle` – value whose binary representation consists of multiple fields, including a handle field and a handle permissions mask field. The handle is the server IPC handle. [out] `rc` – return code.	N/A

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