Outlook Exhange Server... got a question

[IBhacknU]

Not sure if this is a Windows 'thing' or an Outlook 'thing', but here goes.

When people at work use Outlook to check email (via the exchange server), they are asked for three things:

1. Username
2. Domain
3. Password

On some machines, the Username and Domain are already filled in the next time the user checks their email. Only the password needs to be input. On other machines, everything is blank; all three fields need input.

Any ideas if this is a Windows setting, or an Outlook one?

 

[DAM]

it is an IE setting.





dam()

 

[DAM]

doh! wait, its a windows setting, i was thinking that you were talkinga bout the web access.





dam()

 

[IBhacknU]

OK... but which Windows setting? And where?

 

[bunker]

I had this problem 2 years ago. The admin sent me a registry patch that saved the name/domain. I don't have it any more so, unfortunately, I can't tell you what keys it modified.

 

[IBhacknU]

errrr....

I'm the local admin. I could always ask those folks back at the head office, but that would just expose my ignorance

 

[IBhacknU]

anyone?

 

[IBhacknU]

AM crew?

 

[Ameesh]

use msdn

 

[IBhacknU]

<< use msdn >>



???WTF are you talkin about??? I'm not looking for whole new way to do things!

 

[DaveJ]

In Outlook look under Tools, Services, MS Exchange Server, select Properties, pick the Advanced tab. Make sure NT Password authentication is selected for Logon Network Security. If it already is, set it to &quot;none&quot; and see if that works...

Dave

 

[IBhacknU]

I thought we were on to something DaveJ... but that didn't do it.

Any other ideas?