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IE 6 UserName issue

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Kenny Walker - 17 Nov 2004 11:21 GMT
Bit of a cross platform problem this one as it involves OWA on an Exchange
2003 box but I am sure the answer can be found in this NG.

My boss is using IE 6 (Winxp SP2) to connect to our mail server on port 80
across the internet.  Every time he goes to the URL of the mail server he is
prompted for a username and password which is fine but....the username is
pre-filled in with 'mail.ouremailserver.com\username' which will causes the
authentication to fail.  A manual delete of the username field and then a
re-type of the user id prefixed with the domain the account is in resolves
the problem but we are talking about a boss that is not the most IT tech guy
on the planet!

Is there a way to remove this pre-filled username whether from IE it's self
or via the registry?

Ta All
Chris Mitchell - 18 Nov 2004 05:13 GMT
Search the registry for 'mail.ouremailserver.com\username' and if you find
it in a logical location that's most likely the cause.  If so try
substituting the bosses UserID so that the field is pre-filled for him/her,
ifthat doesn't work put things back how they were and look for another
answer.
> Bit of a cross platform problem this one as it involves OWA on an Exchange
> 2003 box but I am sure the answer can be found in this NG.
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> Ta All
 
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