Re: Disabling Kerberos
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Many of the error codes are 675/673. The kbrtgt/UserName. There is
auditing on the default policy. So this frequency is normal?
Should I be seeing just as much success as failures...[silly as it may
sound?]
We recently had a small outbreak of a SDbot variant, and this caused
some accounts to be locked out. Could this be the result of the failed
675/673 Event ID's?
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Relevant Pages
- RE: filenames changing
... Mal is right, let's turn on file auditing, and troll the security log ... the server resides, right-click on it and click Properties. ... On the Group Policy tab, select a GPO and click Edit (if there's no GPO ... Microsoft CSS Online Newsgroup Support ...
(microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs) - Re: auditing help needed
... Auditing of files and folders certainly has its ... controllers at the domain controller policy level. ... > want to enable auditing on every file/folder for failure so I can see ...
(microsoft.public.win2000.security) - Re: audit object access failure.
... If you're a member of a domain, make sure that domain policy isn't ... auditing for the user that you wish to audit on this object. ... > Audit account logon events ...
(microsoft.public.win2000.security) - Re: How to monitor Windows user
... Auditing would provide exactly this functionality, and you might also want to take steps ... Ensure that policy is correct, and that the administration steps taken ... The NSA has designated Norwich University a center of Academic Excellence ... in Information Security. ...
(Security-Basics) - RE: Enabling Auditing for files and folders
... > I understand that you want to audit files and folders on SBS 2K3, ... > have created "Local Computer Policy" in Group Policy Object Editor. ... Now you are in the Default Domain Controller Security Setting. ... Go to Security tab, click Advanced, go to Auditing Tab. ...
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