This is a common link on the forums, but mostly used for when your primary WAN goes down and you want to failover to your secondary.īasically it allows you to have two WAN connections terminating to the same host on the inside.
I found a bunch of links for dual WAN capability, but only for traffic going out, not much on dual WAN with Static NATs for traffic coming in. Thanks to x443 for posting this up too, that’s where I found my solution.
CISCO CUCM 8.6 PASSWORD
You get two output files in temp, EventCombMT.txt and the more interesting %DCNAME%-Security_LOG.txt – the file gives you the dope you want in columns: Caller Computer Name (NetBIOS name of workstation that entered the final bad password attempt), and of course time, date, and Account Name. (in my example below – I’m only searching ITS-DC1 since LockoutStatus shows the last BadPwd was on my PDC Emulator) So enter EventID 4740, click Search and you are golden. well not-so-fast, three-digit EventIDs are Sooooo WindowsXP/2003. So we fire up the next tool – EventCombMT.exe Again, what are the event IDs… back to Goog… err, wait – Searchs->Built in Searches –> Account Lockouts Ok, that would then allow me to grep… err, filter the security event log on the locked DC for what machine made the invalid login request and caused the lockout. It queries for all DCs – then checks status on all. LockoutStatus.exe – simply File->Select target, enter short login name.
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