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Remote login failure

Asked by Fritch84 in Peripherals, SBS Small Business Server, Virtual Private Networking (VPN)

Tags: SBS 2003, VPN, remote connection, login, password policy

Hi All,

I have recently enforced a new password policy in SBS 2003 requiring users to change their passwords.  This worked fine without a glitch at our local site, but we have some remote users connecting via VPN who are getting login failure alerts showing up on the server, presumably after just changing their passwords.

What is weird though is in the event ID logs it is showing a different name than our domain name next to the failed audit log.  Because they have strenuously assured me that they haven't changed the domain name and I can't verify it, I'm just wondering if it is at all possible that this could be anything other than an incorrect domain name entry? And if possible, why would it be displayed incorrectly in the audit logs?  

Logon Failure:
  Reason: Unknown user name or bad password
  User Name: bshort
  Domain: ASI-BRIAN
  Logon Type: 8
  Logon Process: Advapi
  Authentication Package: Negotiate
  Workstation Name: ASISERVER
  Caller User Name: NETWORK SERVICE
  Caller Domain: NT AUTHORITY
  Caller Logon ID: (0x0,0x3E4)
  Caller Process ID: 11172
  Transited Services: -
  Source Network Address: 217.165.94.157
  Source Port: 2350




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