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Hi,<br />
by default users not configured for auth will authenticate successfully, make sure that ou disable this on users' properties.
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Hi,
by default users not configured for auth will authenticate successfully, make sure that ou disable this on users' properties.

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We just installed Windows Azure (was PhoneFator) and integrated it with Windows 2003 Active Directory. &nbsp;We succeeded in enabling 2-stage SMS text-based authentication with Azure (yay!). &nbsp;I used to be able to see all AD login rejections in RRAS logs but that is no longer occurring. &nbsp;<br />
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I can see 2-stage auth failures in the Azure logs for actual user failures that are configured with 2 stage authentication. &nbsp;I can see non-user (fake names like 'abc') attempts logged there as well.<br />
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What I cannot see in any log is when a user that is *not* configured to use 2 stage authentication has a failed login attempt.<br />
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Does anyone know where that log entry might be found?
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We just installed Windows Azure (was PhoneFator) and integrated it with Windows 2003 Active Directory.  We succeeded in enabling 2-stage SMS text-based authentication with Azure (yay!).  I used to be able to see all AD login rejections in RRAS logs but that is no longer occurring.  

I can see 2-stage auth failures in the Azure logs for actual user failures that are configured with 2 stage authentication.  I can see non-user (fake names like 'abc') attempts logged there as well.

What I cannot see in any log is when a user that is *not* configured to use 2 stage authentication has a failed login attempt.

Does anyone know where that log entry might be found?

Windows 2003 Active Directory with Azure/PhoneFactor 2 stage auth log for failed login

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