OWA security config problem

2009-05-19 Thread Ed Stahr
I have OWA running (Exchange 2003 on Server 2003R2) and everything seems
to be working, but I have one big security hole that I am sure is caused
by an incorrect setting on my part.

 

Once users authenticate into their account, they can access any other
account they wish by changing the URL.

 

Example:

You authenticate to this address for OWA:

https://exch.mydomain.com/

 

You then go into your mailbox at:

https://exch.mydomain.com/exchange

 

if you add anyone elses username to the end of that URL, you can see
their email account, example:

https://exch.mydomain.com/exchange/bsmith

would show you bsmith's account.

 

I am sure this is something very basic I am missing.

 

Thanks,

Ed


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RE: OWA security config problem

2009-05-19 Thread Kennedy, Jim
Not an OWA thing I don't believe. Bet they can do the same from Outlook..file 
open other users folder. Somewhere along the line someone gave 'everyone' 
control over the mailboxes. Or a group with odd perms on all the 
mailboxesTime to go into Exchange Manger and review mailbox/sever/store 
perms.



From: Ed Stahr [mailto:est...@pinksneakers.net]
Sent: Tuesday, May 19, 2009 11:40 AM
To: MS-Exchange Admin Issues
Subject: OWA security config problem

I have OWA running (Exchange 2003 on Server 2003R2) and everything seems to be 
working, but I have one big security hole that I am sure is caused by an 
incorrect setting on my part.

Once users authenticate into their account, they can access any other account 
they wish by changing the URL.

Example:
You authenticate to this address for OWA:
https://exch.mydomain.com/

You then go into your mailbox at:
https://exch.mydomain.com/exchange

if you add anyone elses username to the end of that URL, you can see their 
email account, example:
https://exch.mydomain.com/exchange/bsmith
would show you bsmith's account.

I am sure this is something very basic I am missing.

Thanks,
Ed



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RE: OWA security config problem

2009-05-19 Thread Ed Stahr
Are these the permissions in AdminGroup\Server\Servername and the
mailboxstore?

 

Both show Authenticated Users have permissions to Read, Execute, Delete,
and Read Permissions.

 

Also, in AD Authenticated Users are shown to have full mailbox access.

 

Any help in changing these setting would be greatly appreciated.

 

Thanks,
Ed

 

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From: Kennedy, Jim [mailto:kennedy...@elyriaschools.org] 
Sent: Tuesday, May 19, 2009 1:51 PM
To: MS-Exchange Admin Issues
Subject: RE: OWA security config problem

 

Not an OWA thing I don't believe. Bet they can do the same from
Outlook..file open other users folder. Somewhere along the line someone
gave 'everyone' control over the mailboxes. Or a group with odd perms on
all the mailboxesTime to go into Exchange Manger and review
mailbox/sever/store perms.

 

 

 

From: Ed Stahr [mailto:est...@pinksneakers.net] 
Sent: Tuesday, May 19, 2009 11:40 AM
To: MS-Exchange Admin Issues
Subject: OWA security config problem

 

I have OWA running (Exchange 2003 on Server 2003R2) and everything seems
to be working, but I have one big security hole that I am sure is caused
by an incorrect setting on my part.

 

Once users authenticate into their account, they can access any other
account they wish by changing the URL.

 

Example:

You authenticate to this address for OWA:

https://exch.mydomain.com/

 

You then go into your mailbox at:

https://exch.mydomain.com/exchange

 

if you add anyone elses username to the end of that URL, you can see
their email account, example:

https://exch.mydomain.com/exchange/bsmith

would show you bsmith's account.

 

I am sure this is something very basic I am missing.

 

Thanks,

Ed

 

 

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