M$ Exchange Question...

[jfb]

Hello!

At work we have a MS Exchange 2000 box setup. The OWA is working great for Intranet and Internet Access for peoples email.

One question; we want to set up a "public" type PC where employees can check their email via the browser. We would like to keep the box logged in as a generic user with no rights.

But when we go to the internal site to retrieve the email it always wants to use the currently logged on user. Is there a way to make it as for credentials so people don't have to log onto this public pc before getting their email?

Thanks for any direction!

By the way, this site is awesome!!!

[Mntsnow]

Create a "No User" account and have the box logged in as that. Then when your users visit the OWA website to get their mail they just log in using their domain and username and password.

Such as

my-domain\my-user-name
my-user-password

[jfb]

So, if I understand correctly when you say a "No User" account are you saying an account that resides on the workstation itself and not the domain?

Thanks for your help!

[Mntsnow]

Yep. That way when the "regular users" use that system they will have to put in their own info into the browser to access their email account as the box they will be on is unable to auto authenticate since it is NOT a member the domain and doesnt have an account on the domain

[jfb]

Gotcha! I will give it a try at work on Monday.

Thanks again!!!