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Windows Authentication and Logon Types

Logon types include interactive, network, and batch job logons. Interactive logons are used for local console logins, while network logons allow access to shared resources from another system. Batch job logons run scheduled tasks under a specified account. Remote interactive logons allow logging on through services like Terminal Services.

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Windows Authentication and Logon Types

Logon types include interactive, network, and batch job logons. Interactive logons are used for local console logins, while network logons allow access to shared resources from another system. Batch job logons run scheduled tasks under a specified account. Remote interactive logons allow logging on through services like Terminal Services.

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Windows Authentication and Logon Types

Logon
Logon Type Example Logon Right
Number

0 Used only by the System account System startup.

Interactive: Used to log on at the local User logon at console at the beginning of the
2 Log on locally
console day.

Network: Used to access a Windows


One example is when a computer has a Access this computer
3 resource (e.g., shared folder) from a
mapped drive to another computer share. from the network
system on the network

Batch Job: Used to run a scheduled task


4 Task Scheduler or AT command. Log on as a batch job
as a specified account

Credentials for an account other than local


Service: Used to run a service as a
5 service can be used for services such as Log on as a service
specified account
Telnet.

6 Proxy

When a screen saver locks a system, the


Unlock (i.e. unattended workstation with
7 password must be entered to access the
password protected screen saver)
system at the console.

NetworkCleartext (Logon with credentials Most often indicates a logon to IIS with
8
sent in the clear text.) "basic authentication".

This logon type does not seem to show up in


any events. Microsoft explanation: Allows the
NewCredentials such as with RunAs or caller to clone its current token and specify
9 mapping a network drive with alternate new credentials for outbound connections.
credentials. The new logon session has the same local
identify, but uses different credentials for
other network connections.

Terminal Services, Remote Desktop or Log on through


10 RemoteInteractive
Remote Assistance. Terminal Services

Logon that uses cached domain credentials


11 CachedInteractive (such as when logging on to a laptop when
away from the network).

Logon that occurs when the remote system


12 CashedRemoteInteractive
is away from the network DC.

Unlock that occurs when the remote system


13 CashedUnlock
is away from the network DC.

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