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Outlook Express 6<br />
Exchange 5.5 <br />
Windows NT/Windows2000<br />
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I noticed the following today. <br />
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If you logon to the domain as userA, open outlook express, create a new profile/account &nbsp;with a username of USERB and USERB's password.... and under the server section seelct &quot;Logon using secure password authentication&quot; as well as &quot;My server requires authentication&quot; <br />
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Then even if your profile was for USERB, userA's email is downloaded into the mailbox.<br />
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If you remove the check box from &quot;&nbsp;Logon using secure password authentication&quot; then everthing works as it should, with USERB receiving USERB's email.<br />
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If this how it is suppose to work?<br />
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it seems like asecurity issue to me.
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Outlook Express 6
Exchange 5.5 
Windows NT/Windows2000


I noticed the following today. 

If you logon to the domain as userA, open outlook express, create a new profile/account  with a username of USERB and USERB's password.... and under the server section seelct "Logon using secure password authentication" as well as "My server requires authentication" 

Then even if your profile was for USERB, userA's email is downloaded into the mailbox.

If you remove the check box from " Logon using secure password authentication" then everthing works as it should, with USERB receiving USERB's email.

If this how it is suppose to work?

it seems like asecurity issue to me.

OUTLOOK EXPRESS - Logon using secure password authentication

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