Re: Exchange Password

Hmmm . . . that policy is already disabled and yet I still don't have a add
button at all (it's not just grayed out . . . it's NOT there).

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Brandon
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"chace zhang" <v-chacez@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi,

Thank you for posting back.

Does this issue occur on all clients or only on one box?

Based on my experience, unable to edit user names and passwords via
Credential Manager/Stored
Username and Passwords. We do not see the add button and the "remove &
properties"
buttons are greayed out.

Please double check GPO on your client. Type gpedit.msc in command prompt
Locate Computer Configuration:
Windows Settings --> Security Settings --> Local Policies --> Security
Options
-->
Network access: Do not allow storage of credentials or .NET Passports for
network
Authentication

Disable it, and try again.

Hope this helps. If you have any other concern on this issue, please feel
free to let me know.

Best Regards,

Chace Zhang (MSFT)

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| Thanks much! Great info, although I have one follow up comment and one
| question.
|
| 1) On the security tab, my settings are already set as you suggested.
|
| 2) When I go to follow your suggestions for Run > "control
userpasswords2" .
| . . I don't have the "Add" button available and I am logged in as the
local
| admin. Any ideas why this "Add" button wouldn't be available?
|
| --
| Brandon
| Office Equipment & Supplies
| http://www.presentationsdirect.com
|
| "chace zhang" <v-chacez@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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| > Hi Brandon,
| >
| > Thank you for posing here. I appreciate Cris's input, here I would
like
to
| > provide other info on this issue.
| >
| > According to your description, I understand that when you use VPN
| > connection to connect to the Exchange server, you are prompted for
| > authenticaiton in Outlook.
| >
| > Technically speaking, whenever you open the mailbox on Exchange
server,
| > the
| > server requires authentication. If you are logging on from the same or
| > trusted domain, Outlook sends the current domain credentials
automatically
| > to the server. If it passed the authentication, you can open the
mailbox
| > directly. When you are logging on to Outlook from an untrusted domain
or
| > workgroup, Outlook sends the local credentials up to three times in
the
| > course of logging on to the Exchange server. If the Exchange server is
| > also
| > a domain controller, Exchange will contact the directory service to
| > validate the credentials. Thus, if the local account uses the same
| > password
| > with the domain account, the authentication will pass automatically.
| > However if the Exchange server is only a member server, the
credentials
| > will not be passed to the directory service on the other server for
| > authentication. In this situation, the domain logon box pops up even
| > though
| > the local account uses the same password with the domain account.
| >
| > In this case, if your Exchange server at the main office is also a
domain
| > controller, I suggest you set the password of the local account to be
same
| > with the domain account and test this issue again.
| >
| > Also, please Open Outlook and log on the mailbox, you may have to fill
in
| > the username and password this time.
| > Select Tools/Email Accounts/View or change existing email
| > accounts/exchange
| > mailbox/change.
| > In the account properties pane, click more settings, and then switch
to
| > security tab
| > Clear all the checkboxes here, and then select "Kerberos/NTLM password
| > authentication"
| >
| > Based on my research, if the clients are based on Windows XP or
Windows
| > 2003, we can follow the steps below to keep the password so that the
| > operating system can help us log on:
| > 1. Click Start->Run, type "control userpasswords2" without quotes and
then
| > press Enter.
| > 2. On the Advanced tab, click Manage Passwords.
| > 3. Click Add.
| > 4. Type in the appropriate server name, user name (domain\username)
and
| > the
| > password that you use to open the mailbox.
| > 5. Click OK twice.
| > 6. Open Outlook then you won't be prompted for authentication.
| >
| > Hope this helps, I look forward to your update.
| >
| > Best Regards,
| >
| > Chace Zhang (MSFT)
| >
| > Microsoft CSS Online Newsgroup Support
| >
| > Get Secure! - www.microsoft.com/security
| >
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| > regarding other Microsoft products, you'd better post in the
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| > different incidents in different threads to keep the thread clean. In
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| > so, it will ensure your issues are resolved in a timely manner.
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| >
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| >
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| > | I'm using a VPN for numerous resources, not just email. But even
when
| > I'm
| > | connected via VPN, it still asks for my Exchange password once each
time
| > I
| > | open Outlook.
| > |
| > | --
| > | Brandon
| > | Office Equipment & Supplies
| > | http://www.presentationsdirect.com
| > |
| > | "Doug" <Doug@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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| > | > Yes, of course. I am sorry. Kevin is correct. You still have to
enter
| > a
| > | > password when using RPC.
| > | >
| > | > Are you using the VPN just to get email? If not, using RPC over
HTTPS
| > will
| > | > make it so you only have to enter your password once for each time
you
| > | > open
| > | > Outlook. If you are using VPN for other things as well as email
then
| > it
| > | > should treat you as if you were part of the LAN. As for me, I have
a
| > | > (basically) default SBS setup with the SBS as the DHCP server and
I
am
| > | > using
| > | > SBS VPN. When I connect via VPN and open Outlook it doesn't prompt
me
| > for
| > | > an
| > | > additional password. The VPN asks for a password but I believe you
can
| > set
| > | > it
| > | > to remember it every time if you want.
| > | >
| > | >
| > | > "Kevin Weilbacher [SBS-MVP]" wrote:
| > | >
| > | >> Doug, even when using RPC over HTTP, the user is still prompted
to
| > enter
| > | >> their login password when connecting remotely --- yes?
| > | >>
| > | >> --
| > | >> Kevin Weilbacher [SBS-MVP]
| > | >> "The days pass by so quickly now, the nights are seldom long"
| > | >>
| > | >>
| > | >> "Doug" <Doug@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
| > | >> news:3A95026C-4259-4EC1-90D0-865F994E8715@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
| > | >> > In my humble opinion, you really should be using RPC over HTTPS
for
| > | >> > connecting Outlook to Exchange remotely. Doing it via VPN is a
| > waste
| > of
| > | >> > resources.
| > | >> >
| > | >> > "Brandon" wrote:
| > | >> >
| > | >> >> When a user connects to the SBS server via a remote client VPN
| > using
| > | >> >> Outlook, is there a way to setup the Exchange connection so
that
| > the
| > | >> >> user
| > | >> >> doesn't have to enter their Exhange password every time the
VPN
| > | >> >> connects?
| > | >> >>
| > | >> >> --
| > | >> >> Brandon
| > | >> >> Office Equipment & Supplies
| > | >> >> http://www.presentationsdirect.com
| > | >> >>
| > | >> >>
| > | >> >>
| > | >>
| > | >>
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