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| #1 By 225212 (12.47.223.8) at Sunday, May 10, 2009 08:51:15 PM |
| Hi There, I am having a bit of an unusual pattern in security authentications. My SCVMM (Microsoft Virtual Machine Manager) server is having MULTIPLE users authenticating against it at obscure times of the night. They log on and log of with in seconds It seems to be the same 4 users every day. The Kerberos is telling me it is coming from the server directly but these users have no requirement to be logging on to this server at all especially at the time it is recording the authentications. I have thought it may be a shared resource or mapped drive refreshing its connection etc. but there is nothing on this system except for the VM management software. The PID associated with the authentications has also changed. At one stage they were coming from the SVCHOST and more recently have been coming from the VMMSERVICE process. I have attempted to use Microsoft Network Monitor to capture where the authentications are coming from but it doesn't capture these authentications. Therefore they are coming from this server. Can anyone shed any light onto why this is happening and what i can do to Troubleshoot/isolate what why and where this is coming from... Stay Kewl Play Safe, KAVO |
