Guest Charles Law Posted November 19, 2007 Posted November 19, 2007 I have noticed that the system log on our Windows 2003 server contains several event 10 warnings: User sft@loader.com at host 89.246.42.91 has timed-out after 120 seconds of inactivity. Day-by-day the IP address changes, but the message is the same. Does anyone know what this is and, more to the point, how to stop it? TIA Charles
Guest Newell White Posted November 19, 2007 Posted November 19, 2007 RE: Who/What is sft@loader.com in our IIS Logs? MSFTPSVC Event 10 It would help if you gave information as to your set-up. Is this a LAN server behind a firewall, or an accessible one in a DMZ? Which bits of the IP change? Not the 89 I would guess. FYI loader.com is a German site selling earth-moving equipment. -- Newell White "Charles Law" wrote: > I have noticed that the system log on our Windows 2003 server contains > several event 10 warnings: > > User sft@loader.com at host 89.246.42.91 has timed-out after 120 seconds > of inactivity. > > Day-by-day the IP address changes, but the message is the same. Does anyone > know what this is and, more to the point, how to stop it? > > TIA > > Charles > > >
Guest Charles Law Posted November 19, 2007 Posted November 19, 2007 Re: Who/What is sft@loader.com in our IIS Logs? MSFTPSVC Event 10 Hi Newell Thanks for replying. The IP is all over the place; there was an event an hour ago from 77.181.253.32. This is a hosted server using Windows Firewall. I have looked up some of the IP addresses, and so far they are all in Germany, but not the same place each time. I haven't looked up the one above, but if I ping it I get dtmd-4db5fd20.pool.einsundeins.de Any other information? Charles "Newell White" <NewellWhite@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:F720B191-AD8C-4FAD-B937-D829DE0CF4F7@microsoft.com... > It would help if you gave information as to your set-up. > > Is this a LAN server behind a firewall, or an accessible one in a DMZ? > > Which bits of the IP change? Not the 89 I would guess. > > FYI loader.com is a German site selling earth-moving equipment. > -- > Newell White > > > "Charles Law" wrote: > >> I have noticed that the system log on our Windows 2003 server contains >> several event 10 warnings: >> >> User sft@loader.com at host 89.246.42.91 has timed-out after 120 >> seconds >> of inactivity. >> >> Day-by-day the IP address changes, but the message is the same. Does >> anyone >> know what this is and, more to the point, how to stop it? >> >> TIA >> >> Charles >> >> >>
Guest ktgomez Posted December 19, 2007 Posted December 19, 2007 Re: Who/What is sft@loader.com in our IIS Logs? MSFTPSVC Event 10 Charles; Did you ever determine the source of these events? We're seeing them on our FTP server (windows 2000) located in our DMZ? Thanks "Charles Law" wrote: > Hi Newell > > Thanks for replying. The IP is all over the place; there was an event an > hour ago from 77.181.253.32. > > This is a hosted server using Windows Firewall. I have looked up some of the > IP addresses, and so far they are all in Germany, but not the same place > each time. I haven't looked up the one above, but if I ping it I get > > dtmd-4db5fd20.pool.einsundeins.de > > Any other information? > > Charles > > > "Newell White" <NewellWhite@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:F720B191-AD8C-4FAD-B937-D829DE0CF4F7@microsoft.com... > > It would help if you gave information as to your set-up. > > > > Is this a LAN server behind a firewall, or an accessible one in a DMZ? > > > > Which bits of the IP change? Not the 89 I would guess. > > > > FYI loader.com is a German site selling earth-moving equipment. > > -- > > Newell White > > > > > > "Charles Law" wrote: > > > >> I have noticed that the system log on our Windows 2003 server contains > >> several event 10 warnings: > >> > >> User sft@loader.com at host 89.246.42.91 has timed-out after 120 > >> seconds > >> of inactivity. > >> > >> Day-by-day the IP address changes, but the message is the same. Does > >> anyone > >> know what this is and, more to the point, how to stop it? > >> > >> TIA > >> > >> Charles > >> > >> > >> > > >
Guest Charles Law Posted December 20, 2007 Posted December 20, 2007 Re: Who/What is sft@loader.com in our IIS Logs? MSFTPSVC Event 10 It was a few weeks ago, but I seem to remember that we disabled FTP on the server, as we no longer require it, and the problem went away. Not a very scientific solution, but it worked for us. Charles "ktgomez" <ktgomez@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:6BC33225-0ADA-4073-A436-C1E4C16E2999@microsoft.com... > Charles; > > Did you ever determine the source of these events? We're seeing them on > our > FTP server (windows 2000) located in our DMZ? > > Thanks > > > "Charles Law" wrote: > >> Hi Newell >> >> Thanks for replying. The IP is all over the place; there was an event an >> hour ago from 77.181.253.32. >> >> This is a hosted server using Windows Firewall. I have looked up some of >> the >> IP addresses, and so far they are all in Germany, but not the same place >> each time. I haven't looked up the one above, but if I ping it I get >> >> dtmd-4db5fd20.pool.einsundeins.de >> >> Any other information? >> >> Charles >> >> >> "Newell White" <NewellWhite@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:F720B191-AD8C-4FAD-B937-D829DE0CF4F7@microsoft.com... >> > It would help if you gave information as to your set-up. >> > >> > Is this a LAN server behind a firewall, or an accessible one in a DMZ? >> > >> > Which bits of the IP change? Not the 89 I would guess. >> > >> > FYI loader.com is a German site selling earth-moving equipment. >> > -- >> > Newell White >> > >> > >> > "Charles Law" wrote: >> > >> >> I have noticed that the system log on our Windows 2003 server contains >> >> several event 10 warnings: >> >> >> >> User sft@loader.com at host 89.246.42.91 has timed-out after 120 >> >> seconds >> >> of inactivity. >> >> >> >> Day-by-day the IP address changes, but the message is the same. Does >> >> anyone >> >> know what this is and, more to the point, how to stop it? >> >> >> >> TIA >> >> >> >> Charles >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >>
Guest Ben Posted February 21, 2008 Posted February 21, 2008 RE: Who/What is sft@loader.com in our IIS Logs? MSFTPSVC Event 10 This appears to be an automated process used to store (presumably) pirated software, media, etc. on unsecured FTP servers. The "sft-loader" M.O. seems to be: log in as an anonymous user, test for write access, stash file(s) in subdirectories. Administrators, at the very least please disable your anonymous FTP account!
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