Automatically login to OWA

[mrb-solutions]

Does anyone know how to sort out OWA to auto login using your domain username and password? I know it can be done but unsure how?

 

Thanks

[glennda]

Internally it is possible but I think from looking at this before you would need a second owa site on a separate port to not use externally without intergrated auth although this may have changed with 2010

 

See here for more info.

 

Configure Integrated Windows Authentication: Exchange 2010 Help

[FN-GM]

Internally it is possible but I think from looking at this before you would need a second owa site on a separate port to not use externally without intergrated auth although this may have changed with 2010

 

See here for more info.

 

Configure Integrated Windows Authentication: Exchange 2010 Help

 

I think your right.

@mrb-solutions can i ask why you are not using full outlook internally? We have it setup using the MS group policies for outlook to automatically configure for exchange.

[markcuk]

HOWTO: Automatically Login to OWA 2007 using HTML + JavaScript - Jive into Messaging world - Site Home - MSDN Blogs

[mrb-solutions]

I think your right.

@mrb-solutions can i ask why you are not using full outlook internally? We have it setup using the MS group policies for outlook to automatically configure for exchange.

 

@FN-GM

 

We are not using the full version of outlook for some staff as they login different places and the profiles are not roaming so this is a problem. We install full version on all staff laptops but they all have classroom computers so not alot of them use it in school. Any information on 2010 OWA?

Edited July 5, 2012 by mrb-solutions

[FN-GM]

@FN-GM

 

We are not using the full version of outlook for some staff as they login different places and the profiles are not roaming so this is a problem. We install full version on all staff laptops but they all have classroom computers so not alot of them use it in school. Any information on 2010 OWA?

 

 

Ours are not roaming and we never have an issue

[mrb-solutions]

Ours are not roaming and we never have an issue

 

I think I'm more intrigued as my last work place managed it but I never thought to find out how lol. Just trying to improve my knowledge mainly.

[glennda]

I think I'm more intrigued as my last work place managed it but I never thought to find out how lol. Just trying to improve my knowledge mainly.

 

Disable cached exchange mode and you are ok. As long as you can cope with no offline access - which will be the same as OWA.

[FN-GM]

I think I'm more intrigued as my last work place managed it but I never thought to find out how lol. Just trying to improve my knowledge mainly.

 

Would you rather go down the outlook client path?

[mrb-solutions]

no i think it would be better for our school to keep using the OWA. Last site managed to get the OWA to login automatically depending on who was logged onto the computer so would be involving the AD.

[glennda]

Follow my links above then - requires some work on IIS.

 

Do you have one or two servers?

[Jobos]

I think your right.

@mrb-solutions can i ask why you are not using full outlook internally? We have it setup using the MS group policies for outlook to automatically configure for exchange.

 

@FN-GM which policy sets outlook to configure the profile?

[mrb-solutions]

You will probably have to add on the office 2010 admx administrative gpo settings.

[jonatkinson]

This one..

 

 

I also have a couple set to disable cached exchange mode.

 

You need to have the ADMX for office on first though

[mrb-solutions]

Yeah thought so, its a useful set of policies the office 2010 ones lol

[FN-GM]

This one..

 

[ATTACH=CONFIG]14533[/ATTACH]

 

I also have a couple set to disable cached exchange mode.

 

You need to have the ADMX for office on first though

 

Yep thats it.

[Jobos]

Thanks. Just what I was looking for