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Sorry i meant to have bnettles73 as the accepted answer. &nbsp;I ended up spliting the points between both of you. &nbsp;I figured that there wasn't to do it but I wanted to check. &nbsp;Thanks.
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Sorry i meant to have bnettles73 as the accepted answer.  I ended up spliting the points between both of you.  I figured that there wasn't to do it but I wanted to check.  Thanks.

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Exchange 2003<br />
Windows Server 2003<br />
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I have a domain account with the logon of test.<br />
There is an exchange mailbox for domain user test using an alias of testemail.<br />
How do I enable using the exchange alias to logon through OWA (use the alias of testemail, not domain account test). &nbsp;I currently have to use the user's domain logon (not their exchange alias) to log on in OWA. &nbsp;<br />
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By the way, you kick a**.<br />
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Thanks.
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Exchange 2003
Windows Server 2003

I have a domain account with the logon of test.
There is an exchange mailbox for domain user test using an alias of testemail.
How do I enable using the exchange alias to logon through OWA (use the alias of testemail, not domain account test).  I currently have to use the user's domain logon (not their exchange alias) to log on in OWA.  

By the way, you kick a**.

Thanks.

Using Aliases in OWA

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