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Nazgyl
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Posted: Wed Dec 28, 2005 5:58 pm    Post subject: OWA Logoff Reply with quote

Hi Guys,
OWA is working fine, however when i click on logoff, it prompts me for a
username and password...
here is the deal.
when i logon i use : myusername , and my password
when i logoff i get prompted for a username and password, i enter my
password but no luck, however if i type domain\username it logs iff nicely,
how can i fix this please?
it should not prompt me for any kind of authentication wherbn i log off?


Thanks

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Transam388
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Posted: Wed Dec 28, 2005 5:58 pm    Post subject: RE: OWA Logoff Reply with quote

Out of curiosity if you log on using domain\username and then password will
it let you log off without authentication that way?

"Nazgyl" wrote:

Quote:
Hi Guys,
OWA is working fine, however when i click on logoff, it prompts me for a
username and password...
here is the deal.
when i logon i use : myusername , and my password
when i logoff i get prompted for a username and password, i enter my
password but no luck, however if i type domain\username it logs iff nicely,
how can i fix this please?
it should not prompt me for any kind of authentication wherbn i log off?


Thanks




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Gustavo Del Grosso
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Posted: Wed Dec 28, 2005 5:58 pm    Post subject: RE: OWA Logoff Reply with quote

It souds like an IIS authentication method issue.
Check this note: 325906 at support.microsoft.com
You may have to reset to default the IIS Virtual Directory authentication
methods.
Remember: if you change settings from IIS, you may found that this settings
are not in use, because Exchange System Attendant can set back this change.

I hope this can help you!
--
Gustavo Del Grosso
Laboratorios Andrómaco
Gerencia de Tecnología
gustavodelgrosso@hotmail.com


"Nazgyl" wrote:

Quote:
Hi Guys,
OWA is working fine, however when i click on logoff, it prompts me for a
username and password...
here is the deal.
when i logon i use : myusername , and my password
when i logoff i get prompted for a username and password, i enter my
password but no luck, however if i type domain\username it logs iff nicely,
how can i fix this please?
it should not prompt me for any kind of authentication wherbn i log off?


Thanks






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Nazgyl
Guest





Posted: Wed Dec 28, 2005 11:59 pm    Post subject: Re: OWA Logoff Reply with quote

Im sorry Transam, maybe you misunderstood me

when i logon i use : username abc123 and password xxx
when i try to log off from owa, it prompts me for a username and password
and if i use username abc123 and password xxx it wont work, i should use
domain\abc123 and password xxx to log off...
my question is why does exchange prompts me for a username and a passwword
when i want to log off?

"Transam388" <Transam388@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:9CDF8D60-097B-49B9-B9B2-8EF8F0817D02@microsoft.com...
Quote:
Out of curiosity if you log on using domain\username and then password
will
it let you log off without authentication that way?

"Nazgyl" wrote:

Hi Guys,
OWA is working fine, however when i click on logoff, it prompts me for a
username and password...
here is the deal.
when i logon i use : myusername , and my password
when i logoff i get prompted for a username and password, i enter my
password but no luck, however if i type domain\username it logs iff
nicely,
how can i fix this please?
it should not prompt me for any kind of authentication wherbn i log off?


Thanks




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Nazgyl
Guest





Posted: Wed Dec 28, 2005 11:59 pm    Post subject: Re: OWA Logoff Reply with quote

Thank you Gustavo..
my question is why does exchange prompts me for a username and a passwword
when i want to log off?

"Gustavo Del Grosso" <GustavoDelGrosso@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
message news:E9D9B5F9-43AF-4999-A9BC-086224F5D6E7@microsoft.com...
Quote:
It souds like an IIS authentication method issue.
Check this note: 325906 at support.microsoft.com
You may have to reset to default the IIS Virtual Directory authentication
methods.
Remember: if you change settings from IIS, you may found that this
settings
are not in use, because Exchange System Attendant can set back this
change.

I hope this can help you!
--
Gustavo Del Grosso
Laboratorios Andrómaco
Gerencia de Tecnología
gustavodelgrosso@hotmail.com


"Nazgyl" wrote:

Hi Guys,
OWA is working fine, however when i click on logoff, it prompts me for a
username and password...
here is the deal.
when i logon i use : myusername , and my password
when i logoff i get prompted for a username and password, i enter my
password but no luck, however if i type domain\username it logs iff
nicely,
how can i fix this please?
it should not prompt me for any kind of authentication wherbn i log off?


Thanks




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Rich Matheisen [MVP]
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Posted: Thu Dec 29, 2005 8:33 am    Post subject: Re: OWA Logoff Reply with quote

"Nazgyl" <nazgyl@nospamgmail.com> wrote:

Quote:
Hi Guys,
OWA is working fine, however when i click on logoff, it prompts me for a
username and password...

You probably have integrated authentication enabled on the Exchweb\bin
virtual directory. Follow the instructions in this KB to fix that:

XCCC: Cannot Log off Exchange 2000 Front-End Server While You Are
Using OWA [325906]


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Rich Matheisen
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