Vista , Micorosoft exchange 2003 & Outlook 2003

Hi Robert, I am not too technical but does that mean run a test to see
whether i can find the domain? I do not know how to run a test. All the
XP machines work perfectly withe the exchange but Vista machine will not
retieve my mail, even though it can find my account on the server.

Emma


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emm237

Robert,

I'm having the same problem. I can access my pc at the office through the
VPN I installed on Vista and outlook finds my profile on our exchange server,
but I still can't get connected thru outlook. All I get is repeated requests
for my password.

cj

"Robert L. (MS-MVP)" wrote:

> Can you ping the Exchange server by FQDN?
>
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>
> "Emma" <Emma@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:37110E82-50C3-4486-8CA3-2C9BAE449D8D@microsoft.com...

> > My office run XP, Outlook 2003 on the Exchange server no problem. I have
> > bought a new machine with Vista and cannot access my mail. I am connected
> > to
> > the office domain and Outlook can find me on the domain but Outlook will
> > not
> > connect any further, keeps asking for a password.
> >
> > Please do you have any suggestions?

>
>

I got it working

In the username box put your domain name you have set up for your
network / your name on the network...i.e.: domain\Joe Bloggs

Password: the password of the network


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emm237

Same issue except I am not prompted for user name/password. It will no
connect when using office 2003 on Vista via VPN. I can when I a
directly on the network at the office. It worked fine on Xp

Any help will be appreciated

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schristopher

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>
> Same issue

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