However, the Cisco ASA doesn't forward the traffic outside of itself, just re-routing it directly to the box (if that makes sense). The external NIC attached to the DMZ and is where we all connect via. The Exchange server is in the same building, on the same subnet, for it's internal NIC at least. My colleges have previously been re-entering their passwords but I've since told them it doesn't make any difference, so they've stopped doing so too. In fact, I usually just ignore the prompt or cancel it. No, cancelling the password prompt doesn't disconnect Outlook and the status doesn't change either. :o)Īpologies for the delayed reply, I took Thursday off for an extended Bank Holiday break. I'm open to suggestions if anybody has any, please. I've reset the password, removed the Windows Credentials (via Control Panel) and also re-created Outlook profiles, all have no affect. So I wondered if it Outlook is trying to authenticate to each of those. Now, this could be a coincidence but we have 4 domain controllers
If you decided to enter your domain credentials in, you're prompted to enter them 4 times. What's strange is, that we ignore the message or cancel it, you can still get to the mailbox.
#Exchange email keeps asking for password full
This only seems to affect users that have a second mailbox on their profile, or in our case the users are given full access to the mailbox so it appears in their folder list within Outlook. I've not been able to find anything wrong with the mailbox and Exchange reports the mailbox and database in good health. I've 2 mailboxes that, starting last month, intermittently request a password when using Outlook 2013 or 2016.īoth these mailboxes are in addition to the users main mailboxes, which don't prompt for details. I'm hoping somebody might be able to assist me in finding an issue.
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