Serious Security Logging Issue

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We're apparently getting hit with a large number of attempts to get into
mailboxes (partial sample listing):
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        Mar 11 11:56:32 smtp dovecot(pam_unix)[15314]: authentication
        failure; logname= uid=0 euid=0 tty= ruser= rhost= 
        Mar 11 12:01:01 smtp crond(pam_unix)[15320]: session opened for
        user root by (uid=0)
        Mar 11 12:01:01 smtp crond(pam_unix)[15320]: session closed for
        user root
        Mar 11 12:04:06 smtp dovecot(pam_unix)[15322]: check pass; user
        unknown
        Mar 11 12:04:06 smtp dovecot(pam_unix)[15322]: authentication
        failure; logname= uid=0 euid=0 tty= ruser= rhost= 
        Mar 11 12:05:06 smtp dovecot(pam_unix)[15324]: check pass; user
        unknown
        Mar 11 12:05:06 smtp dovecot(pam_unix)[15324]: authentication
        failure; logname= uid=0 euid=0 tty= ruser= rhost= 
        Mar 11 12:05:26 smtp dovecot(pam_unix)[15326]: check pass; user
        unknown
        Mar 11 12:05:26 smtp dovecot(pam_unix)[15326]: authentication
        failure; 
        
Nowhere can I find a client IP listing. These are not logged to secure
nor maillog. I just started logging 110 in iptables. Is that my only
option? Have I missed something?

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