Exchange Server - server prompting for nt login
Asked By Craig
08-Mar-10 08:07 PM
I setup an Exchange 2010 server, and everything seems to work fine. But I
do have one question.
My workstation is running Outlook 2007 in cache mode.
If I reboot the Exchange 2010 server, outlook goes offline as normal. But
when the server comes back online, Outlook is prompting me for a NT
username/password dialog. If I enter domain\username and password it
connects, but if I do not, nothing will sync.
I am curious as to why I am getting this box.
Like I said, everything else seems 100% normal. This is the only time that
I get this prompt. I do not get prompted for username/password if I stop
and restart outlook. It will connect on its own.
thanks!
Craig
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Ed Crowley [MVP] replied to Craig
You get the box because you rebooted the server.
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njseadooer replied to Ed Crowley [MVP]
I just assumed that it should automatically reconnect using nt
authentication, rather than prompt everyone if I decide to reboot the pc
during the day. I was hoping that cache mode would keep this kind of
activity completely hidden from users.
Ed Crowley [MVP] replied to njseadooer
The authenticated session was broken so another one had to be established.
I do not believe Outlook keeps the password cached per se.
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JMB replied to Ed Crowley [MVP]
Though our Exch 2007 and Outlook 2003/2007 combination seems happy
with a server restart.
Craig - is your server also a DC?
James.
njseadooer replied to JMB
no, it is a member server.
Ed Crowley [MVP] replied to njseadooer
The real answer is to not reboot the server.
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Craig replied to Ed Crowley [MVP]
Thats fine, as long as its normal.
I did not want that to be a sign of something else that might be wrong. I
have this in a test environment ready to go live.
Patrick Sweeney replied to Craig
I was going CRAZY with this issue in my environment with Exchange 2010/Outlook 2007. Previous versions of Exchange2003/Outlook 2007 did restarts just fine (which was great for limiting time spent for Exchange troubleshooting/patching). Check this out:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/956531
I then setup a GPO to replicate the regedit to domain computers and all is working now.
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