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configure authentication to what it was setup initially.
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configure authentication to what it was setup initially.

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It was setup as standard ... ie Allow Anonymous - and yet when i return it to this it did not cause my OWA to start working again
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It was setup as standard ... ie Allow Anonymous - and yet when i return it to this it did not cause my OWA to start working again

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review SERVICES and see if anything that should start automatically..did not..restart them..also review the Event viewer for faults.
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review SERVICES and see if anything that should start automatically..did not..restart them..also review the Event viewer for faults.

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Hi,<br />
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I am running Microsoft Small Business Server 2003 SP1. My Exchange Server 2003 is not allowing me to log into my OWA. Two things are not happining ...<br />
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1. I used to get a Windows Security Certificate pop up when i browsed to the site - this no longer appears<br />
2. When i try and login with user account details it keeps telling me that the username/password is incorrect.<br />
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History to issues: <br />
IIS Directory Security/Authentication was changed on the Default Website to Allow Annonymous and Windows Authentication. I have reset the Exchweb folder to Allow Anonymous Access and not to restrict IP addresses that access it.
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Hi,

I am running Microsoft Small Business Server 2003 SP1. My Exchange Server 2003 is not allowing me to log into my OWA. Two things are not happining ...

1. I used to get a Windows Security Certificate pop up when i browsed to the site - this no longer appears
2. When i try and login with user account details it keeps telling me that the username/password is incorrect.

History to issues: 
IIS Directory Security/Authentication was changed on the Default Website to Allow Annonymous and Windows Authentication. I have reset the Exchweb folder to Allow Anonymous Access and not to restrict IP addresses that access it.

OWA will not Authenticate

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.