So you unchecked "Use SPA" on both the POP3 server and the Outlook client?
Then, in Outlook you create two email accounts, and for account one you
supply the username/password YourDomain\User1 + password and for the other
account you supply YourDomain\User2 + password
Cheers
Ken
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"Mike Schinkel" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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: Thanks.
:
: However when I try that the "Enter Network Password" dialog pops up in
: Outlook for
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: accept it and simply returns me to the "Enter Network Password" dialog.
:
: I guess what I'm think the problem is that Authentication Method for the
: POP3 server is configured to be "Active Directory Authenticated" and that
: dropdown is greyed-out so I can't change it.
:
: Any other ideas?
:
: -Mike
:
: "Ken Schaefer" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
: news:(E-Mail Removed)...
: > Hi,
: >
: > If you wish to change the authentication type from "Local Accounts" to
: > "Encrypted Password File" you will need to delete the existing domains,
: > and
: > start over.
: >
: > However, to remove the SPA requirement shouldn't require that. "Require
: > SPA"
: > is a checkbox that you can uncheck on the server. Open the POP3 MMC,
: > right-click on the server and bring up the properties. uncheck "Require
: > Secure Password Authentication". SPA affects the way that the client
: > (Outlook) sends the username/password to the server (basically it uses
: > NTLM
: > authentication rather than sending usernames/passwords in the clear).
: >
: > I think what you need to do is configure your Outlook accounts, and tell
: > Outlook that you want to use a different username/password for each
: > account.
: >
: > Cheers
: > Ken
: >
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: > Web:
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: >
: >
: > "Mike Schinkel" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
: > news:(E-Mail Removed)...
: > : I'm trying to use Outlook 2003 to access both my mailbox and the
: > postmaster
: > : mailbox and I think SPA is keeping me from doing it.
: > :
: > : I have two Windows 2003 Servers I set up to play with and a local
domain
: > : (let's call it "myhome.com").
: > : On the other server I have POP3 running with two mailboxes (let's call
: > it
: > :
(E-Mail Removed) and
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: > :
: > : I can configure two email accounts in Outlook 2003, one for each, they
: > both
: > : "test" in the configuration applet with no problem. However, when I
try
: > to
: > : download email I only get the email for
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as
: > : "myhome\me"). If I login as myhome\webmaster, I can download the
: > webmaster
: > : email. So it would seem SPA is keeping me from accessing both
accounts.
: > :
: > : Reading TechNet it says once you have a domain set up you can't change
: > the
: > : authentication type!!!
: > :
: >
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/pro...37dd65ecb.mspx
: > :
: > : I'm afraid to delete the domains for fear I won't be able to get them
: > : working again for
(E-Mail Removed) without rebuilding my systems, which
is
: > just
: > : beyond the pale.
: > :
: > : Is there any way to switch back to Encrypted Password File
: > Authentication
: > : w/o deleting the domains? If I delete the domains, can I simply add
: > them
: > : back after the change without loosing anything? And where would I
: > delete
: > : the domains? IIS, DNS, or somewhere else?
: > :
: > : Better yet, is there another way using Win2k3 POP3 service to get
email
: > to
: > : my outlook from both
(E-Mail Removed) and
(E-Mail Removed)? TIA.
: > :
: > : -Mike
: > : P.S. Please cc
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: > :
: > :
: > :
: >
: >
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