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From: Marco on 25 Jan 2010 09:51 Hi, Is there any way to block an IP address if the users is not able to login sucessfuly after a number of times? The issue is that I've got a public ip address in order my users can access to my server from home. I'm been check and there some people (strange people of the plant, maybe hackers) truing to force the logon. How can I block their IP address? after they try to log x times? Regards, Marco
From: Danny Sanders on 25 Jan 2010 10:02 So basically they are not getting in.............I don't know of a way to block IP addresses after failed logins. Are they using the correct username? DDS "Marco" <Marco(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:65928A2E-9FAE-481E-BF7A-64216A5541A8(a)microsoft.com... > Hi, Is there any way to block an IP address if the users is not able to > login > sucessfuly after a number of times? > > The issue is that I've got a public ip address in order my users can > access > to my server from home. > > I'm been check and there some people (strange people of the plant, maybe > hackers) truing to force the logon. > > How can I block their IP address? after they try to log x times? > > Regards, > Marco
From: Marco on 26 Jan 2010 05:57 No, they don't know the username, but they may be sucessful using the administrator. Maybe some firewall software? Marco "Danny Sanders" wrote: > So basically they are not getting in.............I don't know of a way to > block IP addresses after failed logins. Are they using the correct username? > > > > DDS > > "Marco" <Marco(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:65928A2E-9FAE-481E-BF7A-64216A5541A8(a)microsoft.com... > > Hi, Is there any way to block an IP address if the users is not able to > > login > > sucessfuly after a number of times? > > > > The issue is that I've got a public ip address in order my users can > > access > > to my server from home. > > > > I'm been check and there some people (strange people of the plant, maybe > > hackers) truing to force the logon. > > > > How can I block their IP address? after they try to log x times? > > > > Regards, > > Marco > > > . >
From: Danny Sanders on 26 Jan 2010 10:08
I think your best bet is just to chance the password on a regular basis and make sure it's a strong password. These attempts to log in may be an automated process. If your server is internet facing you should have a firewall in front of it. I don't know of any firewall that will block an IP after failed attempts. As long as they are not getting in your OK. Just chante the password regularly. hth DDS "Marco" <Marco(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:8DCF4179-7457-4126-B253-53C58AB3BDF5(a)microsoft.com... > No, they don't know the username, but they may be sucessful using the > administrator. > > Maybe some firewall software? > > Marco > > > > "Danny Sanders" wrote: > >> So basically they are not getting in.............I don't know of a way to >> block IP addresses after failed logins. Are they using the correct >> username? >> >> >> >> DDS >> >> "Marco" <Marco(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:65928A2E-9FAE-481E-BF7A-64216A5541A8(a)microsoft.com... >> > Hi, Is there any way to block an IP address if the users is not able to >> > login >> > sucessfuly after a number of times? >> > >> > The issue is that I've got a public ip address in order my users can >> > access >> > to my server from home. >> > >> > I'm been check and there some people (strange people of the plant, >> > maybe >> > hackers) truing to force the logon. >> > >> > How can I block their IP address? after they try to log x times? >> > >> > Regards, >> > Marco >> >> >> . >> |