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I might add (to my previous post) that if you have a mail server on your LAN then you probably have atleast port 25 (SMTP) open to that server. Check to make sure thats the ONLY public port open to it.

Please se emy last post above. It is what cleard up this problem for us. You might take a look at the same things...

Our deal was someone was obviously trying to hack us. We had a completely open 1-to-1 NAT to one of our domain servers that we did not know about. Hackers were getting usernames and groups by using the NULL SESSION attack and attempting to guess passwords. We installed a firewall box and the...

Here is the script changes I have made: rem On Error Resume Next strComputer = "cmisokc" Set objWMIService = GetObject("winmgmts:\\" & strComputer & "\root\cimv2") Set colItems = objWMIService.ExecQuery("Select * from Win32_UserAccount",,48) count = 0...

Hey Dork (or anyone else who can help!!), I needed to use your script today and was unable to. I changed strComputer to the name of my PDC and dagama.co.za to my suffix. I get this error (when I rem'ed out line 1): Running it on the server: Title of dialogbox = Windows Script Host Script...

Thanks for the information AgentK. I didnt have anything in any of my servers, but atleast I feel a little better. I still wish I could figure this out. I am still working on it, but with no support from Microsoft for Windows NT 4.0 I dont see how I am ging to figure this one out! :-)...

We have no Win2000 servers in our environment. Well, I take that back, all of our servers, the PDC, both BDC's and all production servers are Win NT 4.0 SP6a. We have two computers with Windows2000 server on them as testing platforms on the network, but they do nothing but sit there.

We are having the same problem, although it seems to be tied in with a group. Every user in the group "Domain Admins" is being locked out simultaniously every few weeks. We have to come in and manually uncheck the account locked out box to allow those users to log in. Its always...