2097 Posted November 4, 2011 Posted November 4, 2011 Getting some stange things happening on one of my exchange accounts ! Basically .. On our admin network one user can never login to exchange 2003 weboutlook in the morning . After 2 attempts it locks the account ( even though every user is set to 5 invalid logins then lock) . After i unlock the account it then proceeeds to login fine ! The exchange server is on the curriculum network and i can login into the account fine in the morning from this network . The only thing that has happened is i changed the Admin users login/account name . any one got any recomendations to check ? Many thanks 2097
sukh Posted November 4, 2011 Posted November 4, 2011 Getting some stange things happening on one of my exchange accounts ! Basically .. On our admin network one user can never login to exchange 2003 weboutlook in the morning . After 2 attempts it locks the account ( even though every user is set to 5 invalid logins then lock) . After i unlock the account it then proceeeds to login fine ! The exchange server is on the curriculum network and i can login into the account fine in the morning from this network . The only thing that has happened is i changed the Admin users login/account name . any one got any recomendations to check ? Many thanks 2097 1. There's something on the network that has these credentials cached that's attempting to use them and locking out the account. 2. I suspect there is nothing wrong with Exch as this issue only occured after you changed the password. 3. Use the account lockout status to see where the lockout are occuring - Download Details - Microsoft Download Center - Account Lockout Status (LockoutStatus.exe)
2097 Posted November 8, 2011 Author Posted November 8, 2011 thanks for the help Sukh I now suspect its something to do with the proxy . If i access the site via the proxy it does the above , if i add it to the exclusion list 'mail.school.com' it looks like it works ok. Only tomorrow will tell. 2097.
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