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Absolutely nothing on any logs.
I am thinking of removing (as this is not a
production server) the E2K and reinstalling it after I have run the forestprep
and domainprep once again just to make sure I have not screwed up anything.
However having gone thru Q252486 and done all of what it says. I still see the Server-SA
mailbox in the M drive. Thus when I try to remove the E2K using the E2K setup on
the CD, I get an error that there still exists a mailbox (which I suppose it is
the one mentioned above). Is there something that I have not done? What else do
I need to do. I really do not want to go thru the manual
removal.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Monday, July 22, 2002 2:47 PM
Subject: RE: strange question
It's
an odd problem.
Anything in the security event log to indicate failed
or even attempted authentication? (on the DC's)
I have had this problem for the past 3 weeks.
No one, discussion lists or article has ever been able to
help!!!
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Monday, July 22, 2002 12:01
PM
Subject: RE: strange question
i was just trying for basic authentication
the LSA handles this in 2000. No 'log in
locally' rights required.
What browser is being used? What
authentication method?
Authentication
A number of options are available for Outlook Web Access
authentication. Choosing the appropriate mechanism is usually a matter
of the capabilities of the client operating system and specific security
policies.
The default authentication methods for Outlook Web Access in a
single-server environment are Basic and Integrated Windows
authentication. You set authentication on the HTTP virtual servers
configured for Outlook Web Access.
Note Outlook Web Access does not have a button for logging
off. To log off the session, the user must close the browser.
The following are the available options for authentication:
Method 1-Basic: Uses clear text to perform a simple
challenge and response.
Method 2-Integrated Windows: Leverages the native security
attributes of the client.
Method 3-Anonymous: Provides access to public folders that
are intended for general access.
Method 4-Secure Sockets Layer (SSL): Although not an
authentication method, SSL provides a secure communications channel that
can be used in combination with any of the above
methods.
do you have log
in locally rights on the owa box?
Jim Zangara, MCSE+I
IT Manager
Special Projects Engineer
Premiere Radio Networks
A Division of Clear Channel
Communications
15260 Ventura Blvd Suite 500
Sherman Oaks, CA
91403
Direct: (818) 461-8620
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
We know that communication
is a problem, but the company is not going to discuss it with the
employees. (AT&T Long Lines Division)
ive
installed e5.5 sp4 on my test lan
i then
upgraded it to e2k sp2
i
installled sp3 today..
ever
since it went to e2k i cannot logon via OWA
it
prompts me for username and password, but never accepts
it..
anyone
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