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I am running exchange server 2000 at our company for email. &nbsp;The user all user outlook to access their email. &nbsp;With in the company intranet certain users access email using outlook web access.<br />
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Here is the problem, I have &nbsp;users who use the owa for email access and they do not have to enter a passwork to assess their mail, so they can enter any users name..ie &nbsp;\\server\exchange\username<wbr /> and excess anyones email.<br />
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I want the users to have to enter a passwork in order to access the web mail.
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I am running exchange server 2000 at our company for email.  The user all user outlook to access their email.  With in the company intranet certain users access email using outlook web access.

Here is the problem, I have  users who use the owa for email access and they do not have to enter a passwork to assess their mail, so they can enter any users name..ie  \\server\exchange\username and excess anyones email.

I want the users to have to enter a passwork in order to access the web mail.

outlook web access security issue

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