bnls 0x0f

[solidsnake]

Can someone tell me how the checksum is created?
I know that I have to send 07 00 0F  followed by the 32 bit checksum.
I know the checksum is calculated by doing a 32 bit CRC on the appended string.  And I know that the string is the client (bnls account) password and the receivefd server code.  However, I do now know how that string is created.  Is the server code sent in a hashstring(base16) or in a DWORD(base10) format.  Do I append the servercode in msb or lsb order?  How is the server code appended to the client password?  Thank you in advance for any helpful feedback.

[DarkMinion]

Um....the data in 0x0f (BNLS_AUTHORIZEPROOF) is the hash received from 0x53 (SID_AUTH_ACCOUNTLOGON).  If you're using BNLS there is no need to calculate this...

[solidsnake]

nvm i got it.