Failed Logins Per Hour

I have a NW 6.5 sp5 server that is showing a very high number of
'Failed Logins Per Hour'. All the login attempts are as follows:
Time: Tuesday, 3-20-2007 9:20 am
Address: IP 192.168.25.43
User: .CN=MTA.CN=USACSCMAIL01.OU=MAIL.O=USAMAIL.T=USAMAI L.
The user is the MTA within a GroupWise system. The server showing the
problem is 1 of 3 POs in a GroupWise system. The other 2 POs do not
show this problem. The only thing different about this one is that it
is running iManager. I have seen several mentions of this problem but
I cannot find any resolutions. I would appreciate any information on
why this is happen and how to stop it.
thanks,
-ch

[email protected];2661689 Wrote:
> I have a NW 6.5 sp5 server that is showing a very high number of
> 'Failed Logins Per Hour'. All the login attempts are as follows:
>
> Time: Tuesday, 3-20-2007 9:20 am
> Address: IP 192.168.25.43
> User: .CN=MTA.CN=USACSCMAIL01.OU=MAIL.O=USAMAIL.T=USAMAI L.
>
> The user is the MTA within a GroupWise system. The server showing the
> problem is 1 of 3 POs in a GroupWise system. The other 2 POs do not
> show this problem. The only thing different about this one is that it
> is running iManager. I have seen several mentions of this problem but
> I cannot find any resolutions. I would appreciate any information on
> why this is happen and how to stop it.
>
> thanks,
> -ch
I guess you may have more success by posting this to the Groupwise
forums.
cimetmc
Marcel Cox
http://support.novell.com/forums

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