Re: OWA

is HTTP Access is allowed for that user ? or other users ? you can check this
by editing the properties of these users from exchange server ADUC console,
and go to exchange features tab, then check if OWA is Enabled for that user
or not under Protocols.

i hope this post helped you in resolving your problem. please rate this post
if helped you, or if you need more help , please let me know.



Regards

Alaa Al-Ankar


"Jared" wrote:

Well...it is Intergrated security and I DO get the username and password
prompt for all accounts except administrator.

And I have tried the domain\user login and it does not work.

I have discovered that I get Error ID 529 in the application log stating
"bad user name and or password".



"Alaa Al-Ankar" <AlaaAlAnkar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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If you have integrated , then you will not have user and password prompt,
you
should logon to the mailbox for the user name logged on to the machine,
for
example if you logged in by using administrator user into the server or
any
pc , with integrated authentication, you will loggon automatically to
administrator mailbox.

if you logged on to pc with another user and accessed the OWA then you
should logon to the user mailbox.

try to put the following in the user and password prompt :

Domain\User
Password

put the domain name before the user then follow it with forwarder slash
"\"
it should work.


please let me know if this post helped you.

regards

Alaa Al-Ankar

"Jared" wrote:


"Alaa Al-Ankar" <AlaaAlAnkar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Dear Jared,

Question 1: How you configured the Security for your Exchange Folder
under
IIS ? it is Basic or Windows Integrated ?

Integrated


Q2: do you have a front end server ?

No


Q3: From where you are trying to access the OWA ? from internal ? or
external ?

Both - Same result either way

Q4: if internal from what is the user name used to logon to the server
from
where you are trying to access the OWA ?

If I logon as "administrator" and go to http://localhost/exchange
it
logs me in atomatically as administrator and works fine. If I login into
the
server as "Jared" and then go to the same address, it asks me for a
username
and password and will not let me login regardless of the login info.
Except,
I can enter administrator and the password and it lets me in.


waiting for your answers.

Regards

Alaa Al-Ankar


"Jared" wrote:

I cannot get the OWA to login with any other user except
administrator.

I can go to http://mail.????.com/exchange and enter
username: administrator
password: ????
and everything works fine.

If I try to login as:
username: jared
password: ????
The owa will not let me in. I have looked over everthing that I can
find
and
everything seems to be set fine.

Exchange 2003
windows 2003 server

Any help is appreciated.










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