Guest WinoWally Posted February 23, 2008 Posted February 23, 2008 Our server (Server 2003 SP2) receives hundreds of attempted logins to the administrator account from masked IP sources. Is there a way to deny masked IP access to the server? Thanks for any suggestions.
Guest Thee Chicago Wolf Posted February 23, 2008 Posted February 23, 2008 Re: Login attacks from masked IP address >Our server (Server 2003 SP2) receives hundreds of attempted logins to the >administrator account from masked IP sources. Is there a way to deny masked >IP access to the server? > >Thanks for any suggestions. I don't see why you couldn't set some kind of ACL on either your router or from a list of "allowed" IPs. That way the attackers wouldn't even get to the (I'm assuming) DMZ facing login web page or prompt. How are they trying to log in (telnet, ftp, ssh, RDP, etc)? - Thee Chicago Wolf
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