You should never have Ports 137,138,139 enabled on the outside of your firewall.
 
Technet Article  [Q174073] will define the various logon types.
 
Logon Type
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"Logon Type" will be one of the following:
 
2 Interactive
3 Network
4 Batch
5 Service
6 Proxy
7 Unlock Workstation
(0 & 1 are invalid)
 
 
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, January 18, 2001 8:34 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: unkown attacker at NT server 4.0

Hi. Everyone.
 
Nowadays unkown user access my NT server. NT server's name is NT_DD and it's version is 4.0 .
That is security log.
 
 [ Jan 16  12:22 ]
  Logon Failure:
  cause:  unknown user or icorrect passwd
  user name: PC19
  domain:  SANY
  logon type: 3
  logon process: KSecDD
  authentican package: MICROSOFT_AUTHENTICATION_PACKAGE_V1_0
  workstaion name: \\PC19
 
  [ Jan 18 4:22 ]
  Logon Failure:
  cause:  unknown user or icorrect passwd
  user name: Administrator
  domain:  NT_DD
  logon type: 7
  logon process: User32  
  authentication package: MICROSOFT_AUTHENTICATION_PACKAGE_V1_0
  workstation name: NT_DD
 
[question 1]
How can I know the IP of the attacker only with workstaion name or domain ?
 
[question2]
What is the difference between  KsecDD and User32 in logon process?
 
[question3]
What is logon type 3 and 7?
 
[question4]
I think that I can defend the attack by not routing port 137,138,139 udp(tcp) from outside.
Is it right?
 
Have a nice day!!

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