OWA 440 Login Timeout

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From: jcourt (jcourtney_at_corestreet.com)
Date: 05/06/04 

Date: 6 May 2004 14:24:05 -0700

I accidentally (dont ask how) made a change and checked the box for
"Enable Anonymous Access" in IIS under default website -> directory
security -> authentication and access control and also changed the
IUSR user (it was unchecked before). I unchecked it and restarted IIS
but got the 440 Login Timeout. I wasnt sure of the original password
so I reset the password for the IUSR user in AD and added the correct
IUSR user back then unchecked the enable anonymous access box. I did
an iisreset and restarted all iis services. I am still getting a "440
Login Timeout" when I try to browse to
https://server.domain.com/exchange. I get a cert request then it goes
straight to the 440 Login Timeout page. I've done some digging but
haven't found anything really helpful to my situation. I'm not an
Exchange guru, so any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

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