OWA Authentication

[cmg214]

Okay, so I got OWA back up and running (thanks to generous help from many), but now it is asking for username and password, which it never did before. But it will only accept administrator profile for these. How can I add others?

[emr]

Okay, so I got OWA back up and running (thanks to generous help from many), but now it is asking for username and password, which it never did before. But it will only accept administrator profile for these. How can I add others?

Is OWA enabled in the user profiles in AD? Same place that you enable pop / imap access etc.

Exchange features tab I think.

emr

[cmg214]

Is OWA enabled in the user profiles in AD? Same place that you enable pop / imap access etc.

Exchange features tab I think.

emr

We don't use active directory. I believe the basics are set up. OWA is/was setup for everybody by default. I have not changed any of those settings. This user was enabled for OWA. Where can I check to see if he still is, if not in AD (active directory).....Thanks

[emr]

We don't use active directory. I believe the basics are set up. OWA is/was setup for everybody by default. I have not changed any of those settings. This user was enabled for OWA. Where can I check to see if he still is, if not in AD (active directory).....Thanks
Can you run Exchange without AD? I was sure you couldn't! :confused:

[cmg214]

Can you run Exchange without AD? I was sure you couldn't! :confused:

I believe it is enabled, but no account changes are made there. I use Small Business Server Administrator Console for these changes. I found the "exchange features" tab there.
Under the username there was only "feature" that was disabled: Instant messaging. There didn't appear to be a way to add anyhting else...
I compared the administrator account and the user account, looking for differences, but found none.