[THIN] Re: Exchange Question

Why don't you just use OWA on those computers?

If you're using Citrix, why don't you just create a shortcut to a
published Outlook?

I don't recommend logging into those kiosks (or whatever you're using
them for) as your service account. People would be able to open
anybody's mailbox and probably a lot more.

Good luck,
Roger

-----Original Message-----
From: thin-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:thin-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On
Behalf Of Luchette, Jon
Sent: Friday, July 30, 2004 9:03 AM
To: 'thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx'
Subject: [THIN] Exchange Question

Hello, this question doesn't really have anything to do with Citrix but
what
the hell it's Friday...  We run Exchange 5.5 sp3 (I know, I know)  Most
of
our clients are Outlook 2k2 or 2k.  I am trying to implement Walkup
Profiles
from Autoprof but am running into an issue and I believe it is because
of
the following.

I log onto the network as any user with limited permissions that doesn't
even have a mailbox in Exchange.  Then I go into the properties of
Outlook
and create a profile for a different user that does have a mailbox in
Exchange.  In the properties of the Exchange service within that
profile, I
go to the advanced tab, and set the Logon Network Security to none
(prompt
for password).  Then I try to open Outlook and enter in the correct
credentials for that user's mailbox.  I get the following error message
every time "Unable to open your default email folders.  You do not have
permission to logon."

If I try to do the same exact thing when logged onto the network as a
user
configured in Exchange as a Service Account Admin, I can do it without
any
errors.  

Where is this setting controlled?  I have been told that others can do
this,
is that true?

thanks in advance,

/jL
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