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But, it seems promising.The problem with the event logs mentioned by Andy above is that they are not very clear or descriptive as to who's doing what. I have not tested it as it's basically a vbscript that I would need to dissect before using. It's "hands on," but a no-brainer as well and beats deciphering the event logs.There is also ts_block which allows you to automatically block IPs that are brute forcing your server's RDP (which I'm guessing would have some log of RDP attempts):As you can see in that link, the author is a serverfault user. Navigate Security Settings > Advanced Audit Policy Configuration > System Audit Policies - Local Group Policy Object > Logon/LogoffI've been through most of the free/affordable answers on this page as well as searching elsewhere (for days, including reading the Event logs mentioned by Andy Bichler) and here's an alternate free RDP monitoring and blocking tool:I haven't tested it extensively, but downloaded and scanned it (the portable version) and although the UI is a bit on the ugly side, it's working on a 2012 R2 server without issue thus far.So, another tool other than the inherent logs seems almost mandatory if you're server is internet facing and you have any concerns about security. You can find IP Addresses, but then it's hard to tell if they are related to all the unsuccessful login attempts.
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