Authoritative Network Low Level with Unity Network?

Hello everyone,
i'm trying to make a simple complete authoritative network, all server-side based with Unity Network.

I read a lot of threads and posts about this network system with Unity, but i have a few questions that i'm trying to figuring out.

For definition the connection between all clients in the Unity Network Low level is allowed.
I read that making an authoritative network means that i have to send from clients only RPC request to the server for a request of doing a thing.
That means a sort of this:
{Server}
[RPC]
void RequestSpawnAnything()
{
Network.Instantiate(obj, etc.);
}

{Client}
networkView.RPC("RequestSpawnAnything", RPCMode.Server);

In the Authoritative network i have to deny all of these:
{Client}
networkView.RPC("AMethod", RPCMode.Other or All etc.);
Network.Instantiate(obj, etc.);

But, for definition the API in the Unity network allows clients to make this.

There are no ways to deny at low level any kind of these.

At low level a client knows all clients connected to this server.
So there is no way to obligate a client to make a request only to the server.

As well as there is no way in the API of Unity Network to handle ALL requests made by other clients and deny manually these.

So, what is the right method to make the strongest authoritative network with Unity Network?

Coding in this way truly prevent always cheating and injecting DLL or any kind of cheating attempts?

Thanks for your time!

 

If you can wait, you could wait for UNet: http://blogs.unity3d.com/2014/06/11/all-about-the-unity-networking-transport-layer/
If you can't wait, you will need middleware or roll your own code.

 

Thanks chris for the reply, it is just a curiosity because i've seen many games made with Unity and based upon Unity network.

So, Unity Network for now doesn't allow us to make these kind of things for security, role-turn based games, data security, etc.?

 

The most current information I have about the Unity Network API (found in Unity 4 and earlier) is in the thread linked below. I hope that helps.
http://forum.unity3d.com/threads/wh...ltiplayer-networking-x-post-r-unity3d.138437/

 

If you wanted a lot of control over your server, you can try DarkRift. Really easy to learn but gives you full control over your server. You can store all your connections in a list and manage your players that way. Sending a message to the server is as easy as sending a message to another player. Sending a message from the server is even easier.

 

I would suggest checking out ULink.
It's free, unless you are going to be making money off of it (despite their confusing messaging on the subject), and it is designed to implement authoritative servers.

 

Thanks guys, I already know ULINK and actually wanted to point to that, but the price is unaccessible for now.

 

I'd highly recommend Bolt (https://www.assetstore.unity3d.com/en/#!/content/18358) for authoritative stuff (and non-auth stuff, or just networking in general). It's got builtin support for Auth movement, lag-compensated authoritative shooting, etc, etc.