Prior to NT 4 SP4 message about the user account being locked out were only
written to the security log of the workstations or servers where the events
occurred and were not written into the security log of the domain controller
where the error occurred. At that, the error message was only written if the
audit policies were enable on the workstation. SP4 does what one would expect
and writes these messages on the domain controller where the bad password limit
was reached but ONLY if the audit policy for the domain enables
Success
for the User and Group Management audit category.
Event Log Tips:
Archiving Event Logs
Event Log explained
How to Delete
Corrupt Event Viewer Log Files
Forensics:
CrashOnAuditFail
Restrict access to Application
and System event logs
Security Event
Descriptions
Security Events Logon Type
Definitions
Security Log Location
Suppress Browser Event Log Messages
Suppress Prevent logging of print jobs
System events in NT4 SP4
User Authentication with Windows NT
User Rights, Definition and List
Frank Heyne has made
available a Windows NT Eventlog FAQ .
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