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Discussions on Event ID 4648 • Failure events for 4648 4648: A logon was attempted using explicit credentials On this page Description of this event Field level details Examples Discuss this event Mini-seminars windows event id 4624 on this event This is a useful event for tracking several different situations: A
The Computer Attempted To Validate The Credentials For An Account
user connects to a server or runs a program locally using alternate credentials. For instance a user maps a drive to event id 4625 a server but specifies a different user's credentials or opens a shortcut under RunAs by shift-control-right-clicking on the shortcut, selecting Run as..., and then filling in a different user's credentials in the dialog box windows event id list that appears. Or a user logs on to a web site using new specific credentials. That is the case above in the example - Administrator was logged on to the local computer and then accessed a SharePoint server sp01.icemail.com as rsmith@mtg.com. This event is also logged when a process logs on as a different account such as when the Scheduled Tasks service starts a task as the specified user.
Logon Type 3
Logged on user: specifies the original user account. With User Account Control enabled, an end user runs a program requiring admin authority. You will get this event where the process information is consent.exe. Unfortunately Subject does not identify the end user. Unfortunately this event is also logged in situations where it doesn't seem necessary. For instance logging on interactively to a member server (Win2008 RC1) with a domain account produces an instance of this event in addition to 2 instances of 4624. Free Security Log Quick Reference Chart Description Fields in 4648 Subject: This is the original account that started a process or connection using new credentials. In this case Administrator was logged on to the local computer. Logon ID is a semi-unique (unique between reboots) number that identifies the logon session just initiated. Any events logged subsequently during this logon session will report the same Logon ID through to the logoff event 4647 or 4634. Account Whose Credentials Were Used: These are the new credentials. In this case Administrator then logged on as rsmith@mtg.com. Target Server: This is the server (in this case a Sharepoint server) Administrator logged on to as rsmith@mtg.com. This section may be blank or indicate the local computer when starting ano
error • Continuous 680 events with Administrator account no source • logon to the LaN • Duplicate Events • Security 680 Audit Failure 9 \SYSTEM MICROSOFT_AUTHENTICATION_PACKAGE_V1_0 vmachine$ \\srcmachine advapi 0xC0000199 680: Account Used for Logon by On this page Description of this ntlmssp event Field level details Examples Discuss this event Mini-seminars on this event This event varies depending on the OS. Win2000 When DC successfully authenticates a user via NTLM (instead of Kerberos), the DC logs this event. This specifies which user account who logged on (Account Name) as well as the client https://www.ultimatewindowssecurity.com/securitylog/encyclopedia/event.aspx?eventID=4648 computer's name from which the user initiated the logon in the Workstation field. This event is only logged on member servers and workstations for logon attempts with local SAM accounts. The Account Used for Logon By field identifies the authentication package that processed the authentication request. Read more about Account Logon events. Win2003 When DC successfully authenticates a user via NTLM (instead of Kerberos), the https://www.ultimatewindowssecurity.com/securitylog/encyclopedia/event.aspx?eventid=680 DC logs this event. This specifies which user account who logged on (Account Name) as well as the client computer's name from which the user initiated the logon in the Workstation field. This event is only logged on member servers and workstations for logon attempts with local SAM accounts. Account Used for Logon By identifies the authentication package that processed the authentication request. In Windows Server 2003 Microsoft eliminated event ID 681 and instead uses event ID 680 for both successful and failed NTLM authentication attempts. So on Windows Server 2003 don't look for event ID 681 and be sure to take into account the success/failure status of occurrences of event ID 680. Error Code Error Description Decimal Hex- adecimal 3221225572 C0000064 user name does not exist 3221225578 C000006A user name is correct but the password is wrong 3221226036 C0000234 user is currently locked out 3221225586 C0000072 account is currently disabled 3221225583 C000006F user tried to logon outside his day of week or time of day restrictions 3221225584 C0000070 workstation restriction 3221225875 C0000193 account expiration 3221225585 C0000071 expired password 3221226020 C0000224 user is required to change password at next logon 322122
8.0 for SharePoint Server→Troubleshooting Product Select Knowledge Base Installation / Unistallation License / Activation Technical articles Settings / How to Troubleshooting Downloads & http://support.kaspersky.com/7998 Info System Requirements Common Articles How-to Videos Forum Contact Support Safety 101 Kaspersky Security 8.0 for SharePoint Server Why Administration console cannot connect to a server. Event ID 4625 Back to "Troubleshooting" 2012 Nov 19 ID: 7998 Applies to Kaspersky Security 8.0 for SharePoint ServerIf event id you are trying to connect an Administration console installed on a Windows Server 2003 R2 x32 to Kaspersky Security 8.0 for SharePoint Server installed on Windows Server 2008 R2 x64, then the case is an authentication error. Event log registers the following message:Kaspersky Lab specialists are aware of the issue. It will be solved in the windows event id forthcoming Kaspersky Security 8.0 for SharePoint Server versions. Was this information helpful? Yes No Back to "Troubleshooting" Kaspersky Security 8.0 for SharePoint Server Status: Limited SupportDatabase UpdateYesSupportYesError fixNo Latest Version: 8.3.25131 Commercial Release date:16 February 2012 Latest version release date: 07 March 2014 Download: Files Trial Version Documentation Administrator Guide [.pdf, 2.2 MB]Installation Guide [.pdf, 784.1 KB] Download ksh8.3.25131_sharepoint_en.exe [254.3 MB] What is this status?Database UpdateRelease of antivirus database updates (required to protect your computer/server/mobile device)SupportProviding technical support over phone / webError fixRelease of patches for the application (addressing detected bugs) Kaspersky Security 8.0 for SharePoint Server Hardware and Software Requirements Hardware requirementsFor SharePoint Server 2007: If you install both the Administration Console and the Security Server: CPU 2.5 GHz or faster (recommended: two CPUs of 3 GHz or faster)
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