Event Viewer Warning Message
Every time i look in the event viewer i always get this warning messages w/c i cant find where i can remove these or correct it. This is what i get The server was unable to logon the Windows NT account 'IUSR_CSS_SOFT' due to the following error: Logon failure: the user has not been granted the requested logon type ...
Every time i look in the event viewer i always get this warning messages w/c i cant find where i can remove these or correct it. This is what i get "The server was unable to logon the Windows NT account 'IUSR_CSS_SOFT' due to the following error: Logon failure: the user has not been granted the requested logon type at this computer. The data is the error code. "
does anyone knows where i can correct this message?
Thanks
does anyone knows where i can correct this message?
Thanks
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Well, you're not giving me a whole lot of information about what type of network you're on and what it is that you're trying to do. Are you trying to FTP to a W2K IIS domain controller?
Anonymous users are denied certain types of access by default group policy settings. If you, or someone with administrative permissions on the server, wishes to alter the Domain Controller Security Policy, the error messages can probably be avoided. Either that, or if you can log on as a member of a group with higher permission levels.
If you tell us a) what your role is, where it is that you're trying to log on, c) what type of server it is that you're trying to log onto -- or anything else that might give us a clue as to why you're getting the messages. Also, tell us just how much time transpires between the Event ID 100 messages in the Event Viewer. Is it a regular time, or does it vary?
Regards,
Jim
Anonymous users are denied certain types of access by default group policy settings. If you, or someone with administrative permissions on the server, wishes to alter the Domain Controller Security Policy, the error messages can probably be avoided. Either that, or if you can log on as a member of a group with higher permission levels.
If you tell us a) what your role is, where it is that you're trying to log on, c) what type of server it is that you're trying to log onto -- or anything else that might give us a clue as to why you're getting the messages. Also, tell us just how much time transpires between the Event ID 100 messages in the Event Viewer. Is it a regular time, or does it vary?
Regards,
Jim
Hi,
I'm sorry. I guess I can't visualize enough of your situation to be of any help. How many users attaching to the network / this server, and how are they attached (LAN, VPN, RAS, whatever)? Is the server running IIS? Are the users' accounts / permissions all okay? It looks as though someone is trying to connect to something repeatedly on that server, perhaps even unknowingly, and being denied permission repeatedly. The repeated error continues to occur regardless of whether you are logged in as Administrator on the server, correct?
Keeping my fingers crossed for you!
Regards,
Jim
I'm sorry. I guess I can't visualize enough of your situation to be of any help. How many users attaching to the network / this server, and how are they attached (LAN, VPN, RAS, whatever)? Is the server running IIS? Are the users' accounts / permissions all okay? It looks as though someone is trying to connect to something repeatedly on that server, perhaps even unknowingly, and being denied permission repeatedly. The repeated error continues to occur regardless of whether you are logged in as Administrator on the server, correct?
Keeping my fingers crossed for you!
Regards,
Jim
