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Since I updated our SBS 2008 server, Exchange users are getting an &quot;extra&quot; login box when they log into Outlook. &nbsp;It asks for Username and password for a &quot;remote&quot; server. &nbsp;No user names and passwords work, but we can just Cancell the dialog box and Outlook works normally. &nbsp;any ideas will be much appreciated.
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Since I updated our SBS 2008 server, Exchange users are getting an "extra" login box when they log into Outlook.  It asks for Username and password for a "remote" server.  No user names and passwords work, but we can just Cancell the dialog box and Outlook works normally.  any ideas will be much appreciated.

Exchange Users are asked to log into a &quot;remote.domainname&quot; server when they log into Outlook after MS update.

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Exchange Users are asked to log into a &quot;remote.domainname&quot; server when they log into Outlook after MS update.

Exchange Users are asked to log into a "remote.domainname" server when they log into Outlook after MS update.