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Unless you have edited the HTML code for the Internet Service Manager web page (the one that changes the password), you will have to put the domain name before the user name in the account field.<br />
So it would look like: <br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Domain\UserID <br />

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Unless you have edited the HTML code for the Internet Service Manager web page (the one that changes the password), you will have to put the domain name before the user name in the account field.
So it would look like:
     Domain\UserID


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here another similar Q:<br />
<a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/21819157/Outlook-Web-Access-2000-Logon-problem-when-'user-must-change-password'-is-set.html" rel="ugc">https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/21819157/Outlook-Web-Access-2000-Logon-problem-when-'user-must-change-password'-is-set.html</a><br />

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here another similar Q:
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/21819157/Outlook-Web-Access-2000-Logon-problem-when-'user-must-change-password'-is-set.html [https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/21819157/Outlook-Web-Access-2000-Logon-problem-when-'user-must-change-password'-is-set.html]


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We want users to be required to change their passwords when logging in. &nbsp;Is this an impossibility using OWA over https? &nbsp;I can only seem to do it when I connect to the network via the VPN (it asks me to change my pword) &nbsp;however, when we try to login to OWA and simultaneously change the pword, it does not prompt us to do that. &nbsp;It just keeps popping up the username and password prompt and will not allow a login.
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We want users to be required to change their passwords when logging in.  Is this an impossibility using OWA over https?  I can only seem to do it when I connect to the network via the VPN (it asks me to change my pword)  however, when we try to login to OWA and simultaneously change the pword, it does not prompt us to do that.  It just keeps popping up the username and password prompt and will not allow a login.

Can users change their password using OWA in Exch2K3 on W2k3 Domain?

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