R
RHARRIS
Hi,
We have Outlook 2003 running via an exchange server. Our Intranet runs on a
windows webserver with IIS, that has Windows authentication enabled. On our
Intranet I have enabled "Domain Users" permissions for the webserver so
everyone at our company has access to it.
Now I created a html page and am using as a template to send html emails to
our company users. The source code is below where I am having a problem:
<img src='http://intranet/Gorf/Frog8.jpg' width='200'
height='200'>
<div align='center' class='style3'>This weeks tip </div>
As you can see, the html email makes use of an image stored on our Intranet.
If this html email gets sent to a user, they cant view the image as it pops
up with a dialog box asking for their network username and password
credentials. I have no idea why its doing this as I have:
1. Enabled windows authentication on the webserver (it works as I can see
users connected to our Intranet)
2. Given domain users full access to the "Gorf" folder in the folders
permissions of our Intranet.
According to our Network Administrator, all has been done correctly and
theoretically it should be working, but it still keeps popping up with this
error. Its only happening in Outlook. If users try to navigate to that image
in their Internet Explorer, they can see it with no problem and it does not
ask for username and password.
So this is only an Outlook issue. Please can someone tell me how to fix this
& why this is happening?
Cheers
We have Outlook 2003 running via an exchange server. Our Intranet runs on a
windows webserver with IIS, that has Windows authentication enabled. On our
Intranet I have enabled "Domain Users" permissions for the webserver so
everyone at our company has access to it.
Now I created a html page and am using as a template to send html emails to
our company users. The source code is below where I am having a problem:
<img src='http://intranet/Gorf/Frog8.jpg' width='200'
height='200'>
<div align='center' class='style3'>This weeks tip </div>
As you can see, the html email makes use of an image stored on our Intranet.
If this html email gets sent to a user, they cant view the image as it pops
up with a dialog box asking for their network username and password
credentials. I have no idea why its doing this as I have:
1. Enabled windows authentication on the webserver (it works as I can see
users connected to our Intranet)
2. Given domain users full access to the "Gorf" folder in the folders
permissions of our Intranet.
According to our Network Administrator, all has been done correctly and
theoretically it should be working, but it still keeps popping up with this
error. Its only happening in Outlook. If users try to navigate to that image
in their Internet Explorer, they can see it with no problem and it does not
ask for username and password.
So this is only an Outlook issue. Please can someone tell me how to fix this
& why this is happening?
Cheers