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I'm sorry. That's not what I am referring to. &nbsp;In an exhcange environment, Outlook 2003 will pop up a CHANGE your password diologue box when your password is near expiration (or maybe after it has expired, only) &nbsp;This is the dialogue I am referring to.<br />
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Since the exchange server is not part of the local network, but an external 3rd party server, this window is meaningless. &nbsp;It just confuses people.<br />

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I'm sorry. That's not what I am referring to.  In an exhcange environment, Outlook 2003 will pop up a CHANGE your password diologue box when your password is near expiration (or maybe after it has expired, only)  This is the dialogue I am referring to.

Since the exchange server is not part of the local network, but an external 3rd party server, this window is meaningless.  It just confuses people.


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I have a client who currently has a third party exchange provider set up. &nbsp;Their own network is a simple workgroup and they access Exchange via another domain.<br />
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But Outlook 2003 still pops up a message when their account is about to expire giving them a chance to change their password. &nbsp;But They are unable to do so using this interface because Exchange is not native to their network. &nbsp;I have messed around with attempts to get this to work with some external IP or the exchange server name etc . . without much luck. &nbsp;But I would prefer just to shut this feature down. &nbsp;Can someone tell me how? &nbsp;
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I have a client who currently has a third party exchange provider set up.  Their own network is a simple workgroup and they access Exchange via another domain.

But Outlook 2003 still pops up a message when their account is about to expire giving them a chance to change their password.  But They are unable to do so using this interface because Exchange is not native to their network.  I have messed around with attempts to get this to work with some external IP or the exchange server name etc . . without much luck.  But I would prefer just to shut this feature down.  Can someone tell me how?  

Outlook 2003 e-mail expiration with 3rd party Exchange

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.