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Cheryl
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Posted: Mon Jan 24, 2005 3:55 pm    Post subject: Security Issue using Cached mode Reply with quote

In some of our centers we have shared logins for some of our users. We
decided to add multiple outlook profiles to those login accounts so each
person could use outlook 2003 to pick up their email.

We have the option checked so that each person is prompted for a password to
log in.

If Cached mode is enabled you get a preview of that persons inbox behind the
login box. We thought collapsing the messages was good enough but the we
realised that you can actually browse through each of these folders and read
all of that persons email without having to enter the password.

Does anyone know how you can lock this down or disable the preview from
coming up?

Many thanks

Cheryl Parkin

PS. Notifiy me of replies doesnt always work for me, if anyone wants to
email me its: chezp200@hotmail.com

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neo [mvp outlook]
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Posted: Mon Jan 24, 2005 7:16 pm    Post subject: Re: Security Issue using Cached mode Reply with quote

The best suggestion is to stop using shared logins. (You would have this
same problem with all versions of Outlook and offline storage.)

The other suggestion would be to disable cached mode (and traditional
offline storage) and just run a traditional "online" Outlook profile.

"Cheryl" <Cheryl@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:123B8B37-F828-413F-BBC3-F6D20A8A915B@microsoft.com...
Quote:
In some of our centers we have shared logins for some of our users. We
decided to add multiple outlook profiles to those login accounts so each
person could use outlook 2003 to pick up their email.

We have the option checked so that each person is prompted for a password
to
log in.

If Cached mode is enabled you get a preview of that persons inbox behind
the
login box. We thought collapsing the messages was good enough but the we
realised that you can actually browse through each of these folders and
read
all of that persons email without having to enter the password.

Does anyone know how you can lock this down or disable the preview from
coming up?

Many thanks

Cheryl Parkin

PS. Notifiy me of replies doesnt always work for me, if anyone wants to
email me its: chezp200@hotmail.com

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Cheryl
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Posted: Mon Jan 24, 2005 7:55 pm    Post subject: Re: Security Issue using Cached mode Reply with quote

If i disable cached mode wont this stop us from being able to use one of
outlook 2003's best features, the spam filter?

Many thanks

Cheryl

"neo [mvp outlook]" wrote:

Quote:
The best suggestion is to stop using shared logins. (You would have this
same problem with all versions of Outlook and offline storage.)

The other suggestion would be to disable cached mode (and traditional
offline storage) and just run a traditional "online" Outlook profile.

"Cheryl" <Cheryl@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:123B8B37-F828-413F-BBC3-F6D20A8A915B@microsoft.com...
In some of our centers we have shared logins for some of our users. We
decided to add multiple outlook profiles to those login accounts so each
person could use outlook 2003 to pick up their email.

We have the option checked so that each person is prompted for a password
to
log in.

If Cached mode is enabled you get a preview of that persons inbox behind
the
login box. We thought collapsing the messages was good enough but the we
realised that you can actually browse through each of these folders and
read
all of that persons email without having to enter the password.

Does anyone know how you can lock this down or disable the preview from
coming up?

Many thanks

Cheryl Parkin

PS. Notifiy me of replies doesnt always work for me, if anyone wants to
email me its: chezp200@hotmail.com






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neo [mvp outlook]
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Posted: Tue Jan 25, 2005 5:21 am    Post subject: Re: Security Issue using Cached mode Reply with quote

yes, the client side feature would shutdown. (server side components like
imf on exchange 2003 would continue working.)

"Cheryl" <Cheryl@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:4BBB3FE2-6379-4D51-8287-17B76CCC4B9B@microsoft.com...
Quote:
If i disable cached mode wont this stop us from being able to use one of
outlook 2003's best features, the spam filter?

Many thanks

Cheryl

"neo [mvp outlook]" wrote:

The best suggestion is to stop using shared logins. (You would have this
same problem with all versions of Outlook and offline storage.)

The other suggestion would be to disable cached mode (and traditional
offline storage) and just run a traditional "online" Outlook profile.

"Cheryl" <Cheryl@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:123B8B37-F828-413F-BBC3-F6D20A8A915B@microsoft.com...
In some of our centers we have shared logins for some of our users. We
decided to add multiple outlook profiles to those login accounts so
each
person could use outlook 2003 to pick up their email.

We have the option checked so that each person is prompted for a
password
to
log in.

If Cached mode is enabled you get a preview of that persons inbox
behind
the
login box. We thought collapsing the messages was good enough but the
we
realised that you can actually browse through each of these folders and
read
all of that persons email without having to enter the password.

Does anyone know how you can lock this down or disable the preview from
coming up?

Many thanks

Cheryl Parkin

PS. Notifiy me of replies doesnt always work for me, if anyone wants to
email me its: chezp200@hotmail.com




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