struct wksta_info_0 {
  unsigned short                wki0_reserved_1;
  unsigned long                 wki0_reserved_2;
  unsigned char LSFAR * LSPTR   wki0_root;
  unsigned char LSFAR * LSPTR   wki0_computername;
  unsigned char LSFAR * LSPTR   wki0_username;
  unsigned char LSFAR * LSPTR   wki0_langroup;
  unsigned char                 wki0_ver_major;
  unsigned char                 wki0_ver_minor;
  unsigned long                 wki0_reserved_3;
  unsigned short                wki0_charwait;
  unsigned long                 wki0_chartime;
  unsigned short                wki0_charcount;
  unsigned short                wki0_reserved_4;
  unsigned short                wki0_reserved_5;
  unsigned short                wki0_keepconn;
  unsigned short                wki0_keepsearch;
  unsigned short                wki0_maxthreads;
  unsigned short                wki0_maxcmds;
  unsigned short                wki0_reserved_6;
  unsigned short                wki0_numworkbuf;
  unsigned short                wki0_sizworkbuf;
  unsigned short                wki0_maxwrkcache;
  unsigned short                wki0_sesstimeout;
  unsigned short                wki0_sizerror;
  unsigned short                wki0_numalerts;
  unsigned short                wki0_numservices;
  unsigned short                wki0_errlogsz;
  unsigned short                wki0_printbuftime;
  unsigned short                wki0_numcharbuf;
  unsigned short                wki0_sizcharbuf;
  unsigned char LSFAR * LSPTR   wki0_logon_server;
  unsigned char LSFAR * LSPTR   wki0_wrkheuristics;
  unsigned short                wki0_mailslots;
};

where:

• wki0_reserved_1, wki0_reserved_2, wki0_reserved_3, wki0_reserved_4, wki0_reserved_5, and wki0_reserved_6 are reserved and must be 0.

• wki0_root points to an ASCIIZ string containing the path to the IBMLAN directory of the computer. (The recommended default path is \IBMLAN.)

• wki0_computername points to an ASCIIZ string containing the computer name of the local requester that is being configured.

• wki0_username points to an ASCIIZ string containing the name of the user who is logged on to the requester.

• wki0_langroup points to an ASCIIZ string containing the name of the domain to which the requester belongs.

• wki0_ver_major specifies the major version number of the LAN Server software running on the computer.

• wki0_ver_minor specifies the minor version number of the LAN Server software running on the computer.

• wki0_charwait indicates the number of seconds the requester waits for a remote serial or communication device to become available.

• wki0_chartime indicates the number of milliseconds the requester waits to collect data to send to a remote serial or communication device.

• wki0_charcount indicates the number of bytes of information the requester sends to a remote serial or communication device.

• wki0_keepconn indicates the number of seconds an inactive connection from the requester to a resource of a server is maintained.

• wki0_keepsearch indicates the number of seconds an inactive search continues.

• wki0_maxthreads indicates the number of threads the requester can dedicate to the network.

• wki0_maxcmds indicates the number of simultaneous network device driver commands that can be sent to the network.

• wki0_numworkbuf indicates the number of internal buffers the requester has.

• wki0_sizworkbuf indicates the size (in bytes) of each internal buffer.

  Use the following formula to determine the maximum values for both the numworkbuf and the sizworkbuf parameters:

  (sizworkbuf + 268) * numworkbuf <= 65515
  

  The following values apply to both the numworkbuf and sizworkbuf parameters:

  Default value:

  4096
  Minimum value:
  1024
  Maximum value:
  16384
  
  wki0_maxwrkcache indicates the maximum size (in bytes) of an internal cache buffer.
  
  wki0_sesstimeout indicates the number of seconds before an inactive session between a requester and a server is discontinued.
  
  wki0_sizerror indicates the size (in bytes) of an internal error buffer.
  
  wki0_numalerts indicates the maximum number of clients that can receive alert messages.

  Note: Each mailslot or semaphore registered by the NetAlertStart API is a different client, and the Alerter service registers at least three clients when it begins to run. For more information about alerts, see Alert Category.

  
  wki0_numservices indicates the number of services that can be started on the requester at any time. For more information, see Services Category.
  
  wki0_errlogsz indicates the maximum size (in KB) of the error log file of the requester.
  
  wki0_printbuftime indicates the number of seconds closing print jobs are closed.
  
  wki0_numcharbuf indicates the number of character pipe buffers and device buffers the requester can have.
  
  wki0_sizcharbuf indicates the maximum size (in bytes) of a character pipe buffer and device buffer.
  
  wki0_logon_server points to an ASCIIZ string containing the name of the logon server for the user who is currently logged on. The wki0_logon_server field may be null if the user performed either a local or non-validated logon. This field is non-null if the user successfully logged on to a domain. The logon server can, potentially, be any Domain Controller or backup server in the logon domain.
  
  wki0_wrkheuristics points to an ASCIIZ string of flags used to control a requester's operation. The heuristics default to values that are optimal for most configurations and normally need not be changed.
  
  wki0_mailslots specifies whether mailslots are allowed. If the value is 0, mailslots are not supported on this machine, and Netlogon service will not start.

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