5 replies
by pjb
I had this same problem. I created a group called webmail users.
Then gave that group the permissions to log on locally.
Then just added the users that i wanted to have OWA access to that group
by david shang
On the OWA server is where you need to grant the "log on locally" just to clearify answer 1.
You can grant this to "Domain Users" or as answer 1 states create a Global Group only for OWA users, and add this group to the log on locally right on the OWA server.
"Log on Locally" in Windows2000 can be found by going to Admin Tools|Local Computer Policy. In the local policy Expand Local Policy and then click on User Rights Assignment. Find Log on Locally and double click. Add the appropriate group.
by david shang
by david shang
This discussion is closed to new replies.
Trending Software posts
Sort by Trending