Outlook login

[jjk]

All of a sudden when some users go into outlook to open their Exchange
email, they get a logon screen for "username, password, domain"

what brought this about? Ussually users log into the domain - w2k - and
they get authenticated to exchange 2000. Why the login screen now?

What can I bypass this screen?

Thanks.

[Arlo Clizer [MVP]]

"jjk" <jj...@hotmail.com> wrote in
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This is a daily question. Are the passwords on those accounts about to
expire?

Regards,

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Arlo Clizer
Exchange MVP
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[jjk]

>>Are the passwords on those accounts about to
> expire?

Not a chance! Actually, I have these users set for "password never
expires" Furthermore, it hoppens on some workstations regardless of user.
Very frustating.

"Arlo Clizer [MVP]" <acl...@wsu.nospam.edu> wrote in message
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[Arlo Clizer [MVP]]

"jjk" <jj...@hotmail.com> wrote in
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> Not a chance! Actually, I have these users set for "password never
> expires" Furthermore, it hoppens on some workstations regardless of
> user. Very frustating.

Anything at all in your event logs?

[Rich Matheisen [MVP]]

"jjk" <jj...@hotmail.com> wrote:

>All of a sudden when some users go into outlook to open their Exchange
>email, they get a logon screen for "username, password, domain"
>
>what brought this about? Ussually users log into the domain - w2k - and
>they get authenticated to exchange 2000. Why the login screen now?

A change in their profile? This is the expected behavior if the "None"
choice is selected for security.

>What can I bypass this screen?

Change the selection to NTLM.

--
Rich Matheisen
MCSE+I, Exchange MVP
MS Exchange FAQ at http://www.swinc.com/resource/exch_faq.htm