EXCSAT packet

The EXCSAT (Exchange Server Attribute) packet is sent by the client as part of the authentication process, typically as the very packet. It contains information about the client.

Properties

• SRVNAM (string): the name of the client machine initiating the connection. Can be an IP address or a host name.

• EXTNAM (object): an object describing various aspects of the connection, with the properties:

  • clientName (string): the name of the client application

  • clientProductId (string): an ID for the product, e.g. JCC04260300 

  • userId (string): the OS name of the user connecting to the server

• SRVRLSLV (string): the release level of the client, e.g. SQL11054  for a JDBC client

• SRVCLSNM (string): the server class of the client, e.g. QDB2/NT64 for a Windows client

This packet type often contains other properties, but they are usually not relevant, except for advanced cases.

Example

You could change the OS name of the user with

context.packet.EXTNAM.userId = 'Anonymous';