OWA Usernames Oddity

[FilshamTech]

Hi Folks,

I am hoping that one of you fine people maybe able to assist. I work for a
school in the uk where we have OWA access for all staff.

Now here's what happened, up until a couple of days ago user's could log in
by just typing their username and password.

Then the internet service via county went down for a couple of hours, when
the system came back up we had complaints from users that they could not
login. We found that they now had to login domainname\username and then their
password.

I have checked event logs for any clue and there is none to be found. All of
the relevant Exchange services appear to running ok and Exchange itself is
still functioning like nothing has happened, it's just OWA.

Any help would be most appreciated!

Chris

[a@tleederbyshired.0.tc.0.m Lee Derbyshire [MVP]]

"FilshamTech" <u52061@uwe> wrote in message news:9667cbd12ccb3@uwe...

Have a look at the Exchange Virtual Directory in IIS Manager. If Integrated
Auth is enabled, then any client connecting with IE who is not already
logged into the domain will always be required to supply a domain name. If
they didn't have to before, then I'm not sure why. If only Basic Auth is
enabled, or your clients do not use MS browsers, then you can set the
default auth domain by clicking the Edit button on the directory security
tab.

Lee.

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