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OWA IE 60 NO DOMAIN PROMPT FOR LOGIN

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by dave mccann

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When using Outlook Web Access for exchange2000 via dial-in with IE 6.0 on some systems I get an additional box at the logon prompt that requests the "Domain" name in addition to user ID and password. On systems that request Domain, OWA functions OK but on systems that I do not get the Domain prompt I get partially in but get a 400 error and it will not display folders or the inbox.

What can I check or do to make the domain box appear during logon to OWA for all systems runing IE 6.0?

I'vecompared network settings ect but all seem the same.

Thanks!

Dave

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by shaunjanzen

If you don't have a domain box try typing the domain in the user name area. i.e DomainA/username

by k.zitko

Check your Directory security settings for the OWA folders in IIS. If they have the 'authentication mode' set to 'Windows integrated' you should get the login window with three fields. If the 'windows integrated' is cleared and 'basic authentication' is checked - click on the 'default domain'. If you enter a backslash ( "\" ) into the 'default domain' then you should get a login box with two fields. With the two field window, enter the full e-mail address (name@domain.com) in the 'username'field.

Hope this helps.

by k.zitko

I see you haven't rated the answer yet. In case I wasn't clear, you'll want to check the directory security settings for your OWA folders. To ensure that the login prompt has three fields - one for USERNAME, one for PASSWORD and one for DOMAIN - make sure the authentication mode "Windows Integrated' is checked. Particularly on the 'exchange' virtual directory, but typically all four OWA folders should have matching settings. Good luck.

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