Using SQL Server 2000 Enterprise Manager or SQL Server 2005 Management
Studio (depending on your version), right-click on the server name and
choose Properties.
There is a Security tab (the two versions look different, but have the some
basic functionality) and set either Auditing or Login auditing to the level
you want: None, Failed Only, etc.
Of course, if it is always the same login name, you may want to track down
what is going on there since that is about 1 login a second.
RLF
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However, consider this well because if you have any other use who use SQL
Authentication to connect to the instance then he'll affected by this change
as well.
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