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- Logon type – what does it mean? | Event Log Explorer blog
When a user attempts to logon with domain account while DC is not available, Windows checks the user’s credentials with these stored hashes and logs security events 4624 or 4625 with logon type = 11
- Audit logon events - Windows 10 | Microsoft Learn
Determines whether to audit each instance of a user logging on to or logging off from a device Account logon events are generated on domain controllers for domain account activity and on local devices for local account activity
- View Success and Failed Local Logon Attempts on Windows
After you have enabled logon audit policies, a logon event entry will appear in the Event Viewer log each time a user logs on to Windows Let’s see what it looks like
- Filtering Security Logs by User and Logon Type - Server Fault
It's possible that you need to look at other logon types, in particular logon type 11 which is often used instead of logon type 2 on Vista and later You can see all the logon types here: myeventlog com search show 799
- Windows Logon types and their code numbers | Zecurit
These logs are stored in the Event Viewer and can help identify login attempts, successful authentications, and potential security threats This article explains Windows logon types, their associated codes, and how to interpret them easily
- Chapter 3 Understanding Authentication and Logon
When a logon event is recorded in the event log, the number of the logon type is listed The chart below lists the different logon types To view or modify rights assignments, open the Local Security Policy console and drill down to Security Settings\Local Policies\User Rights Assignment
- windows - Event viewer showing logon events, even when Im currently . . .
The event's Logon Type field says 5, which means Service logon type (see values and meanings) – it's most likely associated with the starting of a "per-user" service that is tied to your session
- What Are the Different Windows Logon Types? | Petri
This article will explain the basics of Windows logon types, how authentication plays a role, and then describe the various types of logons built into Windows
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