Outlook cannot access exchange account after migration

I'm not so sure this is my problem, but I'll certainly give them a shot.  Many in the provided links mention "things work just fine except for the repeated nagging to login."  We're not working fine over here.

While it appears that the Exchange Server itself is A-ok, and is receiving mail from the outside, internal users are still seeing their cached mailboxes from when the migration was done.  Even in creating a new, virgin user on the server, while the account data shows there is 1,2,3,4 items in their mail store, the users inbox in Outlook is still empty.

I'll give these a try though and see that comes.

You may bee right that does sound quite different.

Check the permissions on Exchange related Virtual Directories in IIS.
Refer:
http://msexchangeteam.com/archive/2008/02/01/447989.aspx

Don't have a solid solution yet, but progress has been made.

So far a combination of disabling cached mode and installing all the latest patches on both server and workstations has helped a bit.  Everyone can finally access their inbox in "real time."

Still getting constantly bugged to log into "remote.domain.com" which was something the Migration Wizard made on it's own.  I know where that came from, just need to track down how to change that.

Please find IIS authentication type and the SSL requirement for Exchange 2007.
 
Exchange 2007
 
1) Autodiscover: Basic and Integrated authentication   SSL Optional
2) EWS : Integrated authentication                            SSL Optional
3) Exadmin : Basic and Integrated authentication       NO SSL
4) Exchange : Basic and Integrated authentication      SSL Optional
5) Exchweb : Basic and Integrated authentication       NO SSL
6) Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync: Basic authentication   SSL Optional
7) OAB : Integrated authentication                             SSL Optional
8) OWA : Basic authentication                                 SSL Optional
9) Public : Basic and Integrated authentication          SSL Optional
After that restart IIS and check it.

"remote.domain.com" is the default connection used by SBS 2008 for access Exchange, RWW, OWA, the self signed certificate, and more. Should you need to change it you can do so by running the "set up my internet address wizard" under Windows SBS console | Network | Connectivity. When doing so on the "Store your domain name information" page click advanced settings and you can change it from the default "remote".

In addition to  authentication defaults, "Default Web Site"/"SBS Web Applications" should have anonymous access and no other auth mechanisms.

seems a combination of turning off Cache Mode (weird!!!,) updated server and workstations alike, and enabling that Kernal Mode did the trick.

Still need to play around with that Cache Mode not working, but this is good so far.

thank you

Thanks olivejar.
Cheers!
--Rob