Re: Stange access problem

Logging in to the domain. That's what is so puzzling because that's the
first thing I thought of. The guy's not logging in properly so all network
resource accesses are requiring his credentials. But it's not the case. I
logged him off and back in again myself to make sure he's doing it right.
There is no indication of any problem during the logon process either.

I even logged on to his computer with my credentials and had no problems
accessing network resources. Log back in as him and no soap.

Very strange.


"Merv Porter [SBS-MVP]" <mwport@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Is he actually logging into the domain or is his workstation set to log
onto the local machine at the logon screen?

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Merv Porter [SBS-MVP]
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"Robert Hancox" <rhancox@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Here's one for you.

SBS 2003. XP Pro client. This one user cannot access his Exchange
account, the internet, or any other server resource, even after logging
on with his correct username and password.

When he opens Outlook, it asks for his username and password. When he
starts IE, it asks for his username and password. Open up Windows
Explorer and browse to the network and click on the server, if asks for
username and password. Once entered, that particular access works fine.

One oddity is the username that pops up is not his 'domain/username'.
It's his yahoo.com email address.

I've checked the user account on the server and everything looks fine.
There are no strange problems installed on the client computer. No
processes running that are out of the ordinary, on the client. User says
he hasn't done anything or remembers something strange happening (take
that for what it's worth). I even searched the registry for his yahoo.com
email address, thinking maybe it's in a key somewhere for some reason,
but found nothing.

Any help and/or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. I'm stumped.

Rob





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