Outlook 2007/Exchange 2007 - Save Password

[chris_bridges]

Setup:
Windows XP SP2
Outlook 2007
Exchange 2007

I know this has been addressed but can't seem to make it work. I am using
Outlook 2007 connected to Exchange 2007 and have been trying to stop Outlook
from prompting before logging in.

I have tried setting the Password Authentication to NTLM and saving the
credentials, using stored user names and passwords. ( Start > Run > control
keymgr.dll )
Server = autodiscover.mydomain.com
Username= email address
Password = password

I have seen other postings where this setup should work but does not seem to
happen with me. Any other suggestions

Thanks in advance.
Chris

 

[Duncan McC]

Setup:
Windows XP SP2
Outlook 2007
Exchange 2007

I know this has been addressed but can't seem to make it work. I am using
Outlook 2007 connected to Exchange 2007 and have been trying to stop Outlook
from prompting before logging in.

I have tried setting the Password Authentication to NTLM and saving the
credentials, using stored user names and passwords. ( Start > Run > control
keymgr.dll )
Server = autodiscover.mydomain.com
Username= email address
Password = password

I have seen other postings where this setup should work but does not seem to
happen with me. Any other suggestions

Thanks in advance.

I think the main one is that "Automatically detect connection state" is
selected in the account settings.

I guess you've checked obvious other stuff in the Outlook Account
Settings, like on the Security tab, "Always prompt for logon
credentials" is NOT checked.

 

[chris_bridges]

Hi Duncan,

Yes "Always prompt for logon credentials" is NOT checked". I don't believe
the connection state matters, when sending password credentials. I am on LAN
(Cable Modem). I attempted to change the settings anyhow and it did not make
a difference. ïŒ

The "puzzling" thing is that after I initially set it up as described in my
previous message it seemed to have worked. A co-worker was also able to get
force Outlook not prompt on his machine (vista). Then after both rebooted
without making any changes it continued to prompt.

Thanks,
Chris

 

[Duncan McC]

Hi Duncan,

Yes "Always prompt for logon credentials" is NOT checked". I don't believe
the connection state matters, when sending password credentials. I am on LAN
(Cable Modem). I attempted to change the settings anyhow and it did not make
a difference. ï¼

The "puzzling" thing is that after I initially set it up as described in my
previous message it seemed to have worked. A co-worker was also able to get
force Outlook not prompt on his machine (vista). Then after both rebooted
without making any changes it continued to prompt.

I have a cable modem, and the only thing I can think of is that when you
rebooted, and since you made changes to your cable modem, perhaps it
picked up a "new" MAC address from the cable modem?

Prolly barking up the wrong tree, but though I should at least mention
it.