We have a strange problem for which the symptoms look like those in 'Q267570 Unable to View Items in Inbox When Accessing OWA Through a Proxy Server Using Internet Explorer 5 or Later'. However, the details of our specific problem differ significantly, and therefore the fix in the Q doc is irrelevant.
The situation: Servers: Exch2k sp3, Win2k sp3, relatively recently patched; workstations tested are Win2k and XP. One user having a problem. He opens up IE 6 on any workstation after logging on to the network as himself. Logs onto OWA on the server his mailbox is located (there is no front-end/back-end thing going on here; only a few users are aware of the URL for OWA and are using it just for testing the look-and-feel of OWA). No additional prompt for userid and password when connecting to Outlook via OWA, he gets right in. If he logs on to his workstation (only his workstation) and network using another user id, and then attempts to open his mailbox via OWA it prompts for a userid/password/domain and lets him in. He goes to any other workstation where the workstation is logged onto the net using some other userid. Opens up IE 6, logs onto OWA. No userid or password prompt, takes him to essentially the empty inbox described in the Q doc. No folder list available, no access to anything. However, if we attempt, on the same workstation, to use OWA to connect to any other Outlook mailbox, it prompts for the userid/password/domain, and assuming we have a set of credentials that has the appropriate access, it lets us in. Weird. Am I missing something really basic? Any ideas?? Thanks . . . Jon Martin Systems Programmer East Bay Municipal Utility District (EBMUD) Oakland, CA _________________________________________________________________ List posting FAQ: http://www.swinc.com/resource/exch_faq.htm Archives: http://www.swynk.com/sitesearch/search.asp To unsubscribe: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Exchange List admin: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
