Question: I have question where can i find global phone book in windows 10.

When you create VPN connection with powershell or windows settings it will be saved into:

%AppData%\Roaming\Microsoft\Network\Connections\Pbk\rasphone.pbk

Problem is when i use parameter -AllUserConnection for creating VPN so other users can use the connection from login screen too it will be saved into global phonebook due to msdocs.

It's not same phonebook in location above, cause i can see VPN connection in my network adapters but its not store in the phonebook and without that parameter it will stored in that phonebook.

Any ideas where this global phonebook is stored?

Need it for my automatization script.

Answer: 
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It looks like it, yes.

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Block access to your SQL server from the internet. Why is it exposed to the internet?
Your SQL server is definitely getting a logon attack. This happens almost 100% of the time a computer with SQL Server is exposed to the internet.

[Here is an option to allow only certain IP addresses](https://www.sqlservercentral.com/forums/topic/allow-remote-sql-connections-from-specific-ip-addresses-via-windows-firewall) (You might need to do some research on how this is done)

**If you have RDP or SSH open to the internet:**

If this is on a Linux server and you have SSH open to the internet you most likely are being attacked on SSH. [Please look at this guide.](https://securitytrails.com/blog/mitigating-ssh-based-attacks-top-15-best-security-practices)

If you are on Windows Server and you have RDP open to the internet you are also probably being attached on RDP. [Please look at this guide.](https://blog.emsisoft.com/en/28622/rdp-brute-force-attack/)

The best is not to have this open to the internet but if it is definately needed you need to make sure your security is setup correctly on the machine or with a firewall.