Re: Restricting Authentication
- From: "Steven L Umbach" <n9rou@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 10 Mar 2006 19:21:55 -0600
If the user is using a static IP address then block it at your firewall and
your firewall should be able to give you that information by correlating
failed logon attempts to the firewall logs by time [make sure they are in
synch]. How is this happening - via VPN or RDP?? Since he can attempt to
logon I assume you have the need to allow your users to access and
authenticate to your network from the internet? One solution may be to use
L2TP only VPN for access though that will require that users computers have
certificates to authenticate to the VPN server. --- Steve
"Mike N" <Mike N@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:7D982817-AB04-42D8-9567-6DD39DB86921@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
We have an internet based user attempting to logon to our domain using
account names which they may have obtained from a former employee. Is
there
a way to restrict logon in a mixed 2000/2003 domain by allowing logons
only
from machines that are members of the domain - or within a certain subnet?
Any ideas or suggestions are appreicated.
.
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