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That is the solution, thankx!!
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I enabled Outlook Web Access on several 2003 SBS servers in the past. Usually when I login through Internet Explorer the webmail site gives me just the site itself with the Microsoft logo and the question: Domain\username: &nbsp;and &nbsp; Password:<br />
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With one server I get a Windows Login popup box and NO website of webmail at all. I would like to disable this popup and just get the regular login site.<br />
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Does anyone have any ideas?
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I enabled Outlook Web Access on several 2003 SBS servers in the past. Usually when I login through Internet Explorer the webmail site gives me just the site itself with the Microsoft logo and the question: Domain\username:  and   Password:

With one server I get a Windows Login popup box and NO website of webmail at all. I would like to disable this popup and just get the regular login site.

Does anyone have any ideas?

How can I disable the Outlook Web Access (2003) login popup box? I want the web login.

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