User Cannot logon to Exchange Web Access

What errors is she getting when trying to log in via OWA?

Is anyone else experiencing the same problem?

Did you make sure to change every instance of the spelling mistake in her AD account?

And is replication working correctly between the DC's in your domain?

WHen she attemps to log in, it just sits and thinks... and eventually comes back and says access denied. She is using the correct password, as it is the one she uses to log in to AD everyday.

No one else is having the problem.. just her.
As far as I know I have corrected all spelling errors.. I belive replication is working properly.  How can I check that?

is she trying to log in the correct format? ie 'domain\username'

She is... I've sat next to her several times and watched.. I can login to my account, I log out, she tried to log in, and nothing.. just thinks about it for a while.. sometimes it comes back, sometimes it does not.

It's not something as silly as her account just doesn't have OWA enabled?

Have you checked her Exchange Features settings in ADUC?

Other than her name, her account is set up exactly as mine in ADUC.

nothing in the event logs at all?

This is what is displayed when she attempts to log in...  even though she/we typed in her login name, it is being logged as IUSR_INETSERVER...

Event Type:	Success Audit
Event Source:	Security
Event Category:	Logon/Logoff 
Event ID:	552
Date:		4/4/2009
Time:		8:23:08 PM
User:		NT AUTHORITY\NETWORK SERVICE
Computer:	INETSERVER
Description:
Logon attempt using explicit credentials:
 Logged on user:
 	User Name:	NETWORK SERVICE
 	Domain:		NT AUTHORITY
 	Logon ID:		(0x0,0x3E4)
 	Logon GUID:	-
 User whose credentials were used:
 	Target User Name:	IUSR_INETSERVER
 	Target Domain:	INETSERVER
 	Target Logon GUID: -
 
 Target Server Name:	localhost
 Target Server Info:	localhost
 Caller Process ID:	7276
 Source Network Address:	-
 Source Port:	-
 
 
For more information, see Help and Support Center at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/events.asp.
Event Type:	Success Audit
Event Source:	Security
Event Category:	Logon/Logoff 
Event ID:	540
Date:		4/4/2009
Time:		8:23:08 PM
User:		INETSERVER\IUSR_INETSERVER
Computer:	INETSERVER
Description:
Successful Network Logon:
 	User Name:	IUSR_INETSERVER
 	Domain:		INETSERVER
 	Logon ID:		(0x0,0x40351552)
 	Logon Type:	8
 	Logon Process:	Advapi  
 	Authentication Package:	Negotiate
 	Workstation Name:	INETSERVER
 	Logon GUID:	-
 	Caller User Name:	NETWORK SERVICE
 	Caller Domain:	NT AUTHORITY
 	Caller Logon ID:	(0x0,0x3E4)
 	Caller Process ID: 7276
 	Transited Services: -
 	Source Network Address:	-
 	Source Port:	-
 
 
For more information, see Help and Support Center at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/events.asp.

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check her permissions on the OWA directory - that account should only be invoked for anonymous access to the resource in question

Care to enlighten me on how to do so?

On the machine in question, copen iisadmin and check the path to the exchange virtual directory

then check the permissions on that directory - both  within iisadmin and the ntfs permissions - make sure she is a member of the appropriate group to permit access to the files/folders

Maybe this is it...
After some digging, I discovered that the "full mailbox name" in the exchange system manager was never updated. How do I correct it? Would that effect the web access login?

I think you'll have to use ADSIEdit in order to fix that

Run it, access the user's AD properties, find the offending field and correct it.

As for whether or not it would effect OWA access? If the system is referencing that field when it is looking for her mailbox, then it certainly might - especially if OWA is providing what it thinks is the correct mailbox name and not finding it.

When I change that, it then tells me her mailbox is unaccesable... can't find the mail store.. Any way to move that?

'move it'? uncertain what you are asking here

and have you checked her ntfs permissions on the \exchange virtual directory?

The only pace where her name was misspelled was in legacyexchangedn. I changed that to the proper spelling, it propagated over to exchange, and was correct there. However, when I tried to open her mailbox it was unable to connect to it... I'm assuming the mailbox is stored under the wrong name.. now that I made it proper, it is looking for the correct name which does not exist. I also do not want to loose mail....

ah - if you'd said it was the legacyexchangedn I would have told you to not touch it - that's the X500 address exchange uses for internal mail resolution

It is back to normal now... am I just better off exporting her stuff to a .pst, deleteing the whole account, making it again and then re-importing the .pst?

a clone??? What are you referring to?

make a new account that is a copy of her existing one - e.g. 'clone' it