ANONYMOUS LOGON

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If you open the local security policy of the machine, or go within
a GPO of the forest that applies with high priority to the machine,
and then navigate to the local policy security options and read
through them you will find a few policies who's settings control
use and capability of anonymous connections.

--
Roger Abell
Microsoft MVP (Windows Security)

"Raigo" <Raigo@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:7AF5AA81-1B7E-45EA-9602-5B8020498E32@microsoft.com...
> Windows 2000 server. all updates installed.
> In Event Viewer Security Log I have lots of events like this:
> ANONYMOUS LOGON
> Logon type: 3
>
> How to disable access to ANONYMOUS LOGON ?
>
> I disabled anonymous from IIS. I believe this has not to do with IIS any
> more. this server is used as Application Server. but these ANONYMOUS LOGON
> messages still come to Event Viewer Security Log, even on times when
nobody
> is working with my server (nights, weekends).
>
> How to disable access to ANONYMOUS LOGON ?