IPSec Failure audit

[Guest]

I am seeing the IPSec Failure audit message in the security event logs. I have opend the IP security Policies on local computer using mmc. There are three items int he list: Client (Respond Only), Secure Server (Requies Security), and Server (Request Security). All of these are saying policy assigned NO. what should be the default policy or settings? What exactly should be the setting in order get rid of these failure audits and say secure

Thanks in advance for the help.

 

[Roger Abell]

That is the default, all of the policies will be not assigned.
What error are you encountering.
If it is only the one stating that not all network interfaces
info could be obtained so you may not be protected, you
can ignore this since you are not using IPsec anyway. That
particular message is only saying that when the IPsec policy
engine fired up, one or more network interface was not yet
configured in the network stack (wire unplugged, switch off,
etc.)

--
Roger Abell
Microsoft MVP (Windows Server System: Security)
MCSE (W2k3,W2k,Nt4) MCDBA

I am seeing the IPSec Failure audit message in the security event logs. I

have opend the IP security Policies on local computer using mmc. There are
three items int he list: Client (Respond Only), Secure Server (Requies
Security), and Server (Request Security). All of these are saying policy
assigned NO. what should be the default policy or settings? What exactly
should be the setting in order get rid of these failure audits and say
secure.

 

[Guest]

Yes, the error message is stating that not all network interfaces info could be obtained ...
Thanks for your answer

-Rama

----- Roger Abell wrote: ----

That is the default, all of the policies will be not assigned
What error are you encountering
If it is only the one stating that not all network interface
info could be obtained so you may not be protected, yo
can ignore this since you are not using IPsec anyway. Tha
particular message is only saying that when the IPsec polic
engine fired up, one or more network interface was not ye
configured in the network stack (wire unplugged, switch off
etc.

--
Roger Abel
Microsoft MVP (Windows Server System: Security
MCSE (W2k3,W2k,Nt4) MCDB

I am seeing the IPSec Failure audit message in the security event logs.

have opend the IP security Policies on local computer using mmc. There ar
three items int he list: Client (Respond Only), Secure Server (Requie
Security), and Server (Request Security). All of these are saying polic
assigned NO. what should be the default policy or settings? What exactl
should be the setting in order get rid of these failure audits and sa
secure