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    Randall F. Smith





    Security
    Logon Type Codes Revealed

    The logon/logoff category of the Windows security log gives you the ability to monitor all attempts to access the local computer. In this article I'll examine each logon type in […]

    Randall F. Smith Posted On March 29, 2005

    Windows Client Security
    Auditing Users and Groups with the Windows Security Log

    Active Directory is one of the most important areas of Windows that should be monitored for intrusion prevention and the auditing required by legislation like HIPAA and Sarbanes-Oxley. I […]

    Randall F. Smith Posted On September 2, 2004

    Access Control
    Kerberos Authentication Events Explained

    On Windows 2000 and Windows Server 2003 you can track all the logon activity within your domain by going no futher than your domain controller security logs. But you must […]

    Randall F. Smith Posted On July 1, 2004

    Access Control
    Deciphering Authentication Events on Your Domain Controllers

    Beginning with Windows 2000, Microsoft introduced a new audit policy called "Audit account logon events" which solved one of the biggest shortcomings with the Windows security log. Until this […]

    Randall F. Smith Posted On June 4, 2004

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