Exchange Server Authentication
Hi, At the moment when our users use outlook to connect the exchange server they are prompted for there username and password. In the username box they must type username@domain . Is there anyway to stop them from having to type in the domain when they login as they often forget it? The computers they log into are not on the same domain. Thanks, Alex
January 4th, 2010 11:11am

You can have the username as the login type for OWA. To achieve this, go to the CAS server properties > select OWA properties > go the Authentication tab; under the Use forms-based authentication, select user name only and click browse to select the logon domain. Elie B. MCITP: EMEA|EA|SA Blog: http://blog.elieb.info
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January 4th, 2010 11:42am

Hi, Thanks I have this setup for OWA however I would like to do this for Microsoft Outlook 2003 on the client pc's
January 4th, 2010 8:08pm

You have to put the domain name there. Otherwise, by default Windows will put the local host name as the domain name.
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January 5th, 2010 3:51am

Hi,I suggest that you save passwords by using following method on the client:a. Run control userpasswords2b. Under Advanced tab, click Manage Passwordsc. Please add following entry:Log on to: *.domainname (such as *.microsoft.com)Username: domain\usernamePassword: passwordThen, please restart the client to check whether we still need to provide password when log on Outlook.ThanksAllen
January 6th, 2010 9:20am

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