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Can someone tell me please how to configure Exchange 2010 or Windows Server to authenticate user mail access to accept there internal domain credentials from out side the domain not there e-mail.
Example
If someone wants to configure Outlook from outside the company
I let Outlook auto-discover and it is all good but when I put the username as his e-mail address it wont accept it but when I put domain\username (logon to Windows) it worked
Can someone please explain how?
I am not very familiar with Exchange
Many Thanks
Can someone tell me please how to configure Exchange 2010 or Windows Server to authenticate user mail access to accept there internal domain credentials from out side the domain not there e-mail.
Example
If someone wants to configure Outlook from outside the company
I let Outlook auto-discover and it is all good but when I put the username as his e-mail address it wont accept it but when I put domain\username (logon to Windows) it worked
Can someone please explain how?
I am not very familiar with Exchange
Many Thanks
ASKER
Hi and Thanks for your comment
Unfortunately I did not understand a word really I am not asking to change anything or have a problem with certain configuration I just wanted to understand
I just want to know how come when I use firstname.lastname@domain. com and then add the password Outlook does not accept it and when I put Domain\WindowsLogOnName it works from Outside the company. Same with OWA it won't accept user's e-mail to log in.
You know when you Open Outlook and this box and this security credential box comes up?
How come and how can I configure future Exchange installations the same way.
Thanks
Unfortunately I did not understand a word really I am not asking to change anything or have a problem with certain configuration I just wanted to understand
I just want to know how come when I use firstname.lastname@domain.
You know when you Open Outlook and this box and this security credential box comes up?
How come and how can I configure future Exchange installations the same way.
Thanks
When logging onto any windows computer, it doesn't know if the user belongs to a local user account or part of a domain.
When you log in using domain\username or username@domain.com the computer interprets that as an active directory account and uses logic to decide how to find and authenticate that user.
When you just try using username to log in, the exchange server thinks it is a local user account since you didn't not tell it to look at a certain domain so it checks its local list of accounts. This user of course does not exist locally so it fails.
When you log in using domain\username or username@domain.com the computer interprets that as an active directory account and uses logic to decide how to find and authenticate that user.
When you just try using username to log in, the exchange server thinks it is a local user account since you didn't not tell it to look at a certain domain so it checks its local list of accounts. This user of course does not exist locally so it fails.
ASKER
Thanks.
- I will have to read this few times my difficulty is how a laptop in Unites States when being configured for Outlook it does not recognise the the user e-mail address and it does recognise the internal domain name?
2 - How can I configure Exchange / or Windows to accept Users e-mails to log on with on Outlook or OWA?
Thanks
- I will have to read this few times my difficulty is how a laptop in Unites States when being configured for Outlook it does not recognise the the user e-mail address and it does recognise the internal domain name?
2 - How can I configure Exchange / or Windows to accept Users e-mails to log on with on Outlook or OWA?
Thanks
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ASKER
I will have to comeback on this one
You can change the UPN value to match, but if you were to change the email address for the user the UPN would not be the same.
Unfortunately Autodiscover has no way of knowing what the internal credentials are. Therefore you will have to continue to do what you are doing, which is change the authentication settings to the correct format.
When I deployments that will have non domain machines using the Exchange server, I will usually configure the server with the UPN to match the email address, as it makes things a lot easier to explain to the end users. OWA is then configured to use the UPN as well.
Simon.