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Terminal Services: Logging/Restricting access by IP address

Asked by vpikula in Web Servers

Tags: ip, terminal, restrict, access, address

Hi Experts,

Recently we have been under heavy attack by some outsider who is trying to get into our dedicated Win2K webserver via Terminal Services. These "brute-force" attacks have been going on for a few months and are increasing sharply. From the event log I can see that the attacker(s) is using different workstations when trying to log in, (poss. those are being hijacked).

Problem is that we DO use Terminal Services quite a lot to perform maintenance to our server, so we CANNOT shut it down altogether.

First Q to answer is: Win2000 doesn't log IP addresses with login failures -- how to turn that on?

Second, and the beef of this Question is: Would it be possible to restrict TS access simply by IP address? I know this must be a hard nut to crack, and I've heard it is impossible to do, but any other solution (even with 3rd party software) would be very helpful indeed. Maybe connect remotely with Symantec or similar?

500 extra points in a seperate Q for a solution to the second problem (restricting).

Thanks,
VictorP
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