I have a client who has a domain running SBS 2003 w/ Exchange 2003. Outlook anywhere is configured and working. At the client location there is a non-domain computer on a different subnet that accesses Exchange via Outlook anywhere. Everything works fine, except that the user is prompted for a domain password every time when she logs in despite Remeber password being checked. Outlook 2007 is set up to use NTLM authentication. There is also a Sharepoint calendar linked to this Outlook. The user has to enter domain credentials again for the Sharepoint calendar despite remember password being checked. I have manually created cached network credentials for the domain account whose mailbox is being accessed for the specific server as well as for *.domain.local for domain\user with the password. I have tried clearing the Application Data\Microsoft\Protect directory for the user's profile and then trying to cache the password again during the log into Outlook with no success.
Any thoughts? Getting to be very frustrating - At a minimum I'd like to eliminate the need for the user to enter the password twice (once for Exchange and once for Sharepoint since it's the same domain account for both).
Thanks,
Patrick