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have you tried with email as logon ?
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We are running MS Exchange 2000 on a Windows 2000 Server. &nbsp;Clients are able to view their email either through the MS Exchange Service when directly connected to the network or via OWA when outside the office.<br />
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However, when trying to download thier email via POP3 or IMAP, it requests their logon ID and password. &nbsp;When the correct logon and password are entered, it keeps coming back requesting the same. &nbsp;Eventually, a message tells them that the server rejected their logon ID and Password saying that one or both are invalid.<br />
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I am out of ideas as to how to resolve this issue - any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.<br />
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Marc
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We are running MS Exchange 2000 on a Windows 2000 Server.  Clients are able to view their email either through the MS Exchange Service when directly connected to the network or via OWA when outside the office.

However, when trying to download thier email via POP3 or IMAP, it requests their logon ID and password.  When the correct logon and password are entered, it keeps coming back requesting the same.  Eventually, a message tells them that the server rejected their logon ID and Password saying that one or both are invalid.

I am out of ideas as to how to resolve this issue - any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Marc

POP3 Issue in MS Exchange 2000

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