BACKGROUND INFO:
 
I have two domains setup in imail; a.xyz.com and b.xyz.com.  Both are using external databases for their users.  The table each is looking at under "External User Database" screen are "a_xyz" and "b_xyz" respectively.  These are actually Sql Server Views of the same table of users.
 
For examples, all users are in a Users table.  Some of the those users belong to domain a.xyz.com and some to b.xyz.com  If you do a "select * from a_xyz" you would only get those users for that domain, and likewise for the other.
 
PROBLEM:
 
Let's say I have a user called "webmaster" on both domains but with different passwords.  The problem is when I set up the webmaster account in Outlook, it only will accept the password for the first domain.
 
For example:
 
I can set up webmaster, a.xyz.com with the correct password for that account. 
I CANNOT set up webmaster, b.xyz.com with the correct password for that account.
 
I CAN set up webmaster, b.xyz.com with the a.xyz.com password.
 
Now, if I create a totally new username unique to both sites on the b.xyz.com domain, Outlook cannot authenticate.
If I change the a_xyz Sql Server View to view the entire Users table, and not just the a_xyz users, I am authenticated in Outlook.
 
 
So it appears that even though I have two different domains, I can only authenticate against the first one.  Please let me know what I am doing wrong if otherwise, or help me confirm otherwise.
 
Thanks!
 
 
 
sCOTT

 

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