Install and configure fail2ban or a similar package to monitor your
logs and automatically shut down connections from IP addresses that try
to hack into your machine.
Terminal Services Monitoring Questions! ... Our company just implemented terminal services.... My question is how can we monitor the connections.... who logs in and what they do. ... (microsoft.public.windows.terminal_services)
Re: Win2k server, strange linux log files.. confused.? so am I. ... Anyway this is the main server... > My linux pc has the following ports open - ssh, http, ftp and X. ... > snort logs each day and never got any bad messages. ... > the windows 2k server up to allow inbound TCP/IP connections - i.e to allow ... (comp.os.linux.security)
Re: PLEASE HELP - USENET/Proxy Security Question ... I spent hours reviewing the logs and it appears ... I know there is a higher tier of administrators off-site that monitor... > then they will determine where you are connecting to. ... > you are connecting to a third-party news server,... (alt.computer.security)
Strange memory leak in windows service (pool nonpaged bytes) ... The following error gets logged to the system event log:... I turned on performance monitor and started keeping an eye on our process ... Our process is basically a "cache" of data, it initiates connections to ... Commands from clients are also passed via this process and on to the various ... (microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.csharp)
Re: X fails to start - Intel i810 (845) - etch + testing ... the Xorg logs on my wife's machine and confirmed that it does *NOT* ... getting a bad mode setting that's not compatible with your monitor.... 1280x1024 blah blah blah... (Debian-User)
