Re: Server 2003 failed logon/logoff audit records

From: "danielhopkins@xxxxxxxxx" <danielhopkins@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: 3 Dec 2005 13:26:01 -0800

Yes, it is running IIS. I checked the "Logon Type: 3 " and found
this to mean it is a network login.

I'm just wondering how a user is autheticating against the server? Are
they using a uri?
http://foo:bar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
or something to that effect?

I'm confused over what a network login is (other then a login over smb)
and what it means for the server's integrity.

Thanks for the help Arek,
Dan H.

.

References:
- Server 2003 failed logon/logoff audit records
  - From: danielhopkins@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: Server 2003 failed logon/logoff audit records
  - From: Arek Iskra [MVP]

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