•2: Interactive logon — This is used for a logon at the console of a
computer. A type 2 logon is logged when you attempt to log on at a
Windows computer’s local keyboard and screen.
•3: Network logon — This
logon occurs when you access remote file shares or printers. Also,
most logons to Internet Information Services (IIS) are classified as
network logons,other than IIS logons that use the basic
authentication protocol (those are logged as logon type 8).
•4: Batch logon — This is used for scheduled tasks. When the Windows Scheduler
service starts a scheduled task,it first creates a new logon session
for the task,so that it can run in the security context of the
account that was specified when the task was created.
•5: Service logon — This is used for services and service accounts that log > on to start a service. When a service starts,Windows