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OWA logon without specifying domain

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Brazen

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We only have one email domain on our Exchange server, so anyone who logs in will be on that domain. I'll call our domain Domain.

When a user puts their username and password into the logon window, the window pops back with ipaddress\username in the username field. The only way to successfully login is to put Domain\username in the username field.

I have already went into ESM to the HTTP virtual server, properties for the Exchange folder and set Domain in the default domain field. Is there something else I need to do?
 
Exchange 2000 or 2003?

You can set the domain in IIS and it works for 2000 but I never figured out a way to do it with 2003.

 
This is from memory but should be close.

Go into the IIS manager. Get properties on the website you're changing. There should be a button on one of the tabs for setting access controls. You'll configure it on that screen. The configuration for this is not in the ESM, as far as I have found, you must use the IIS manager.

I did get this working... I don't need to put in a domain name for OWA on my network...
 
It is Exchange 2000. I actually got it to work. In ESM I unchecked Integrated Windows Authentication and then I set the same parameters for the public virtual folder on the HTTP virtual server. So for both, the only authentication checked is Basic.

I did this at the same time, so I'm not sure which solved the problem.... but it's solved anyhow.
 
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