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SBS 2011 Remote Web Workplace Unauthorized User Can still login?
I have a new install of SBS 2011 ( actually a migration from 2003 ) and am testing RWW. I have users who have been removed from accessing RWW - I removed them from the SBS console and also verified their permissions through both group membership in AD and also through the rights on the Remote virtual directory.
But... somehow... these user accounts can still authenticate through RWW. Granted, when they click a link within RWW it fails, but why are they even allowed to login through RWW?
But... somehow... these user accounts can still authenticate through RWW. Granted, when they click a link within RWW it fails, but why are they even allowed to login through RWW?
Robby Swartenbroekx
Do they still have owa access?
ASKER
No. The unauthorized users can login through RWW, but cannot authenticate through OWA...
Does this help?
To manage Remote Web Workplace access for specific users or groups
To manage Remote Web Workplace access for specific users or groups
1.
Open the Windows SBS Console.2.
On the navigation bar, click Shared Folders and Web Sites.3.
Right-click Remote Web Workplace, and then click Manage permissions. The Remote Web Workplace Properties page appears.4.
Click Modify. The Change Group Membership dialog box appears.5.
In Users and Groups, select the user or group to whom you want to grant access.
Note
To select multiple users or groups, press CTRL, and then click each user or group that you want to select.
To select multiple users or groups, press CTRL, and then click each user or group that you want to select.
6.
Do one of the following:
To grant access to the selected users or groups, click Add, and then click OK.
To deny access to the selected users or groups, click Remove, and then click OK.
7.
Click OK.ASKER
The users that should not be able to authenticate are not listed...
Are the users created outside the SBS console that they aren't listed?
Any posibility to recreate them inside the SBS console (maybe disconnect the Exchange mailbox and reconnect it afterwards)?
Otherwise, of which Groups are they member of?
Any posibility to recreate them inside the SBS console (maybe disconnect the Exchange mailbox and reconnect it afterwards)?
Otherwise, of which Groups are they member of?
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