I currently have almost the same problem with one of my webservers.

Event ID: 560
Object Open:
     Object Server: Security
     Object Type:   Event
     Object Name:   \BaseNamedObjects\MSDTC_NAMED_EVENT
     New Handle ID: -
     Operation ID:  {0,27056267}
     Process ID:    3496
     Primary User Name:  WEBDOMAIN
     Primary Domain:     mywebserver
     Primary Logon ID:   (0x0,0x152808C)
     Client User Name:   -
     Client Domain: -
     Client Logon ID:    -
     Accesses       DELETE
               READ_CONTROL
               WRITE_DAC
               WRITE_OWNER
               SYNCHRONIZE
               Query event state
               Modify event state

     Privileges          -

The server is currently generating 2 errors per second.

Could anyone help with this...?

Thank you,

Dieter Scholtyssek
[EMAIL PROTECTED]


                                                                                       
                               
                                                                                       
                               
                    "Jas Amidzic"           To:     "Fallon, Benjamin" 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>                     
                    <jasmin.amidzic@a       cc:     "'Calhoun, Heath'" 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,                   
                    bs.gov.au>               [EMAIL PROTECTED], (bcc: 
Dieter                          
                                             Scholtyssek/CONTRACTOR/7BC/R07/GSA/GOV)   
                               
                    05/02/2002 06:23        Subject:     RE: Windows Event 560         
                               
                    PM                                                                 
                               
                                                                                       
                               
                                                                                       
                               






Sorry for bit late response. I would even try to figure out the meaning of
the
event. Obviously you have REG KEY
HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\LSA\AuditBaseObjects (REG_DWORD) set
to 1
if this is the case set the key to 0. Auditing base objects are of use to
no one
other than developers.

Jasmin



|--------+-------------------------->
|        |          "Fallon,        |
|        |          Benjamin"       |
|        |          <bfallon@Busines|
|        |          sedge.com>      |
|        |                          |
|        |          24/04/2002 02:14|
|        |          AM              |
|        |                          |
|--------+-------------------------->
  >
----------------------------------------------------------------------------|

  |
|
  |      To:     "'Calhoun, Heath'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
|
  |       [EMAIL PROTECTED]
|
  |      cc:     (bcc: Jas Amidzic/Staff/ABS)
|
  |      Subject:     RE: Windows Event 560
|
  >
----------------------------------------------------------------------------|





While a bit cryptic, here is the link to the TechNet Windows 2000 Security
Event Descriptions (Part 1 of 2) (Q299475)
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;q299475

Hope this helps a little.

Ben

-----Original Message-----
From: Calhoun, Heath [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, April 22, 2002 3:49 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Windows Event 560


Hello.  We are trying to figure out with no success the meaning of a
Windows
2000 error when running
the security audit.
We are running sp2 with the latest hotfixes.  The error is event 560:
Security Event Log object access
\baseNamedObjects\RasPbFile
on reboot, it writes multiple entries.

Thanks.
Heath Calhoun






-----------------------------------------------
ABS Web Site:  www.abs.gov.au





Reply via email to