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There normally isn't an Exchange password, per se. &nbsp;It's normally tied to your Domain login. &nbsp;To see how your's is specifically configured, in Outlook click TOOLS-&gt;EMAIL ACCOUNTS. &nbsp;Then choose to &quot;View or change existing email accounts&quot; and hit NEXT. &nbsp;Highlight the Exchange entry and click CHANGE, then click MORE SETTINGS and go to the SECURITY tab. &nbsp;What does your say on Logon Network Security?
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There normally isn't an Exchange password, per se.  It's normally tied to your Domain login.  To see how your's is specifically configured, in Outlook click TOOLS->EMAIL ACCOUNTS.  Then choose to "View or change existing email accounts" and hit NEXT.  Highlight the Exchange entry and click CHANGE, then click MORE SETTINGS and go to the SECURITY tab.  What does your say on Logon Network Security?

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the only password that can be changed is if you password your pst file containing your emails. &nbsp;Other than that its the login name and password that must be changed which i think can only be done from the server.
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the only password that can be changed is if you password your pst file containing your emails.  Other than that its the login name and password that must be changed which i think can only be done from the server.

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how does a person change their exchange password from within in Outlook 2002?<br />
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thanks in advance,<br />

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how does a person change their exchange password from within in Outlook 2002?

thanks in advance,


how does a person change their exchange password from within in Outlook 2002?

Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.