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by ntoz
by ebpl
by jkrowiak
Please see the following articles at www.microsoft.com/technet: Q236909 & Q190433. Here's the gist:
There are two possible causes for this error message:
- If your Windows NT account password on the domain controller has expired, you are prompted with this message.
- If your account is located in the local account database of a member server, and not on a domain controller, you are prompted with this message each time you log on, unless you disable the Change Password option on the member server.
You may have an account on the local database in addition to the Windows NT account on the primary domain controller that allows access to the Exchange mailbox. Using those credentials would cause this error to occur.
WORKAROUND
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The following workarounds prevent this error from occurring:
- If your Windows NT account password has expired:
1. Log on to the Outlook Web Access client, and click OK when prompted with this error message.
2. Click the Options icon in the Outlook bar.
3. Click Change Password.
4. From the Internet Service Manager dialog box, enter the appropriate information in the Account Name, Old Password, New Password, and Confirm New Password fields.
5. Click OK to confirm your choices.
- If your account is located in a local account database of a member server, you must disable the Change Password option on the Windows NT member server by editing the Constant.inc file located inthe exchsrvr\WebData\USA folder.
Follow these steps to disable this option:
1. Using Notepad, open Constant.inc.
2. Under Administrative Settings, locate the following line:
fEnablePasswordMenu = true
3. Change thisentry to read:
fEnablePasswordMenu = false
4. On the File menu, click Save.
5. On the File menu, click Exit.
by ebpl
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