Re: event id 675

From: Peter (pmkdatabase@yahoo.ca)
Date: 01/14/03 

From: pmkdatabase@yahoo.ca (Peter)
Date: Tue, 14 Jan 2003 10:24:57 GMT

Courtesy of www.eventid.net. Everyone should bookmark this url - a
great resouce!!

Michael Papalabrou: If you experience 675 errors or if you find your
account locked out suddently on Win2000 networks after changing your
domain password, ensure that you are not logged on another Win2000
machine (apart from the one from which you changed your password). The
system tries to renew the Kerberos ticket using the old password and
fails.

Erik Swenson: When a user attempts to log on at a Windows 2000 Pro
workstation and uses a valid domain account name but enters a bad
password, the DC records event ID 675 (pre-authentication failed) with
Failure Code 24 (or 0x18).By reviewing each of your DC Security logs
for this event and failure code, you can track every domain logon
attempt that failed as a result of a bad password. In addition to
providing the username and domain name, the event provides the IP
address of the system from which the logon attempt originated. Windows
2000 also logs event ID 675 when a user attempts to use a different
username (i.e. a username other than the one he or she used for the
current workstation logon) to connect to a server

Peter

On Mon, 13 Jan 2003 13:42:14 -0800, "Joe Cave" <Joe@tendocom.com>
wrote:

>anyone know why i would be getting a bunch of event id 675 (pre-auth failed)
>in a row for a user? the user then gets locked out. normal usage on the
>workstation. this is popping up all of a sudden...
>
>- j
>
>

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