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How do you know that someone has accessed your network (Windows 2000 platform) without authorization?
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by mike o
The nutshell answer is to make sure you're logging activity on the server if you're running IIS for FTP and web for starters. Check out the Help files for more details.
Another way is to use some kind of Intrusion Detection System. I haven't usedthem much myself, but you can find plenty of information at sites like Security Focus (http://www.securityfocus.com) and Help Net Security (http://www.net-security.com).
Good luck!
Take care,
Mike
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by zlitocook
Another thing to look at would be, are there files missing, changed or settings changed. Heh if they took control of the server your access would be denied. Look to M.S. for ideas on blocking ports and for pete's sake use vary hard passwords and dont enable the guest account! its disabled by default.
by zlitocook
Use all patches that come out and use the built in logging and alerts that come with the cd. Most are not put into use untill you enable them. Read the readme and others on the cd.
Dear Sir,
Please tell me what CD you mentioned, You mean Windows 2000 Server CD?
Thanks for helping me
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