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I have a Windows 2000 Small Business Server running Exchange. &nbsp;We just opened up port 80 for OWA and have verified ability to logon. &nbsp;I am running into a problem, however. &nbsp;All users have blank passwords. &nbsp;I just configured the option 'user must change password at next logon' for all users. When I do this, there are a few users that are not able to get past the logon screen. &nbsp;If I reset password (not blank) and uncheck the 'must change password' option, I am able to successfully logon as the user. &nbsp;Once I check the 'must change password' option, I cannot logon. &nbsp;Any ideas? 
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I have a Windows 2000 Small Business Server running Exchange.  We just opened up port 80 for OWA and have verified ability to logon.  I am running into a problem, however.  All users have blank passwords.  I just configured the option 'user must change password at next logon' for all users. When I do this, there are a few users that are not able to get past the logon screen.  If I reset password (not blank) and uncheck the 'must change password' option, I am able to successfully logon as the user.  Once I check the 'must change password' option, I cannot logon.  Any ideas? 

Outlook Web Access 2000 - Logon problem when 'user must change password' is set.

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