RE: Remote Web Access Credentials stored where?

"Jenny wu" wrote:
>
> Hi Bob,
>
> Thanks for posting here.

Thanks for responding, Jenny!

> From your description, I understand that you want to logon your companyweb
> site with another User credentials in your client computer. If I off the
> base, please let me know.

Correct. The client in question is not yet joined to the SBS domain. Access
to SBS is from the Internet (outside interface) via
https://my.server.domain:444

> To resolve your issue you should clear your cached credentials stored on
> the client computer. you can follow the steps:
>
> 1. Open User Accounts in Control Panel.
> 2. Click your account name.
> 3. Under Related Tasks located on the left side of the window, click Manage
> my network passwords
> 4. Click the desired entry, then click Remove.

I think I've done this. When I open User Accounts there are two tabs named
Users and Advanced. Under Advanced is a Manage Passwords button which opens
Stored Usernames and Passwords. The list is currently empty.

> If the issue still occurs, let's do a test.
>
> On another remote PC which never accesses the companyweb site, access the
> companyweb site, do not save the user credentials and then check if another
> user can logs on with his credential. We need to make sure this is a client
> side or server side issue. that will benefit to narrow down the issue.

I'm sure it's my client. It works from other PC's. I can login as any SBS
user to access the site and objects I create are owned by that user. When I
close my browser and start over, I'm prompted to login again and can choose
another user. It even works on my PC as another user (e.g. local
Administrator) where I've never checked the "Remember username and password"
box at login.

This probably isn't an SBS issue and if so, I apologize for posting here.
Perhaps you can still help, or at least point me in the right direction.

I experimented with another website where the username / password window
looks like the one I originally got for SBS (and still get on another PC, or
when logged in as another user on my PC). I checked Remember my Password on
that site and closed IE. I looked under "Manage Passwords" under Users in
Control panel and there's nothing listed there. I cleared everything I could
find in IE (cookies, cached files, SSL state, everything in Autocomplete) and
when I go back to that other site to login, the login window has my username
and password filled in and the Remember my Password box is checked. My
conclusion is that both SBS and this other site are storing these
credentials, but I can't find them to remove them.

One other fact. My PC is still joined to my NT4 domain and I'm logged in
with cached credentials on that domain because I'm working on this from home
over a broadband connection. Is it possible that I can't see my saved
credentials under Manage Passwords in this situation?

Thanks for your help,
--
Bob Gregory
http://www.CommunityActionOpportunities.org



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