Re: Bypass using UPN or DOMAIN\username format on dialog boxes in XP/2003

Thanks,

I had basic and integrated both checked. I thought I already had looked
at my virtual site for this but must have overlooked it. Works fine
now.


Jorge Silva wrote:
Hi

Make sure that you're running Certificate on your OWA before doing this
(otherwise the credentials will be transmitted in clear text):



Go to IIS -> Expand Default Web Site -> Right click on Exchange -> Go to
directory security -> Authentication and access control choose edit ->
Select the checkbox (Basic authentication (password is sent in clear
text) -> on default domain textbox place your domain.





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I hope that the information above helps you

Good Luck
Jorge Silva
MCSA
Systems Administrator

"Techhead" <jorgenson.b@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1149616327.468060.296910@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
How could I bypass having to enter either DOMAIN\username or the UPN
format of username@domain in XP/2003 when being prompted to login into
NTFS resources such as Exchange OWA, shares, etc.? I would like to just
enter my username only without having to type in the domain. In Windows
NT/2000, you could get away with just using username and password and
the credentials were passed on using the default domain that the
computer was a member of. With XP/2003, it forces you to use the
domain\username format and if you don't, you get a second prompt back
with localmachine\username? Is there a workaround to this?

Thanks


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