Re: login challenge at company web

Tech Tip: Click here to run a free scan for Windows Errors and optimize PC performance

the challenge of my life is to make IT so 'user friendly' that uneducated
users actually can use it.

I have nope of making users 'IT friendly'.

"Ike" <Ike@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:AD289ACC-D84E-412F-A654-BA2B21D6C9E2@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Thank you for the great responses, I havn't been able to try them yet, but
I'm pretty sure it's most likely the whole saved password thing after then
put in the wrong username.

~Ike

For the record, the company web works perfect for him, AFTER he changes
his
username to the correct one.

User Education....The REAL IT job. LOL....now if i can just keep the
secretary from running to reboot my server everytime anything acts
differently than she expects....I'm going to have to give her..."THE TALK
"
soon...i can feel it...sigh...she's one of those controlling types that
likes
to know everyone's business....wish me luck! haha.

"SuperGumby [SBS MVP]" wrote:

it is most likely that when they attempted login using their email
address
they took the option to save the user/pass.

On the PC, Control Panel, User Accounts (if in classic mode), Advanced,
Manage Passwords. Should give you a list of saved passwords, look for one
resembling the local network, delete.

"Ike" <Ike@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:B20EFE97-3956-4107-9A97-B48EA5ADA673@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hi There!

I've got my SBS working perfectly and boy does it feel good!


HOWEVER.....

on one of the workstations, the user has somehow made it so when they
try
and access the companyweb, it pops up the login prompt....putting in
the
correct username and password then allows for access to the page, but
they
apparently once put in their email address (unrelated to exchange in
any
way)
and now EVERY time they go to the companyweb, it shows that undesired
username listed....

It's just one of those things I never figured out ya know? Where do i
reset
that? All my other users have no issues, just this one guy. (It's an
xp
pro
sp2 workstation) I looked on the users properties in active directory
users,
but everything looks like it's supposed to there...so i'm thinking it's
a
client side thing...cleared his cookies and temp internet files, yada
yada
yada....still see that prompt.

I can't seem to refine a google search to find the solution sadly.
I appreciate any suggestions
~ike





.

Relevant Pages

  • Re: login challenge at company web
    ... I'm pretty sure it's most likely the whole saved password thing after then ... username to the correct one. ... and now EVERY time they go to the companyweb, ...
    (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
  • Re: Just updated....
    ... still asks for username and password. ... Are we talking about companyweb here? ... a public website. ... exchange server component to SP2. ...
    (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
  • Re: User unable to view companypage.
    ... I was going to ask whether this was the SBS 2003 version of WSS 2.0 as your orignal wording seemed to indicate this. ... So you can do Create User for this user when on the *companyweb page* (I presume that's what you mean by "I even went into ... Are you sure she is using domain backslash username to access and not just username? ...
    (microsoft.public.sharepoint.windowsservices)
  • Re: User unable to view companyweb page.
    ... for a user to be prompted for username and password? ... for internal access and for external you should be using SSL. ... A prompt from username/password comes ... Turns out I had an old password for the companyweb page. ...
    (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
  • Re: User unable to view companypage.
    ... 2003 version of WSS 2.0 as your orignal wording seemed to indicate this. ... So you can do Create User for this user when on the *companyweb page* (I ... > the Sharepoint administration page and removed and added this user") ... Are you sure she is using domain backslash username to access and not ...
    (microsoft.public.sharepoint.windowsservices)