Hi,

Suddenly, for some users on several different systems, Outlook 2003
(corporate install) is requesting a password and refusing to send email out
although email is coming in fine. An additional wierdness is that the user
who's name is residual in the password logon box is not the same as the user
who is actually logged in. If I put in the logged-in user's name and
password, Outlook will sometimes send the email, but sometimes I have to
close Outlook, restart the system, then enter the admin's logon/password to
get the email to send.

Anybody have any thoughts about why this might be happening?

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GaryK

I guess not.

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GaryK


"Gary Karasik" wrote in message
...
Hi,

Suddenly, for some users on several different systems, Outlook 2003
(corporate install) is requesting a password and refusing to send email
out although email is coming in fine. An additional wierdness is that the
user who's name is residual in the password logon box is not the same as
the user who is actually logged in. If I put in the logged-in user's name
and password, Outlook will sometimes send the email, but sometimes I have
to close Outlook, restart the system, then enter the admin's
logon/password to get the email to send.

Anybody have any thoughts about why this might be happening?

--

GaryK

The only thing I can think of is local login vs. domain login. If both user
and password for both are not the same, outlook fails.

"Gary Karasik" wrote:

I guess not.

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GaryK


"Gary Karasik" wrote in message
...
Hi,

Suddenly, for some users on several different systems, Outlook 2003
(corporate install) is requesting a password and refusing to send email
out although email is coming in fine. An additional wierdness is that the
user who's name is residual in the password logon box is not the same as
the user who is actually logged in. If I put in the logged-in user's name
and password, Outlook will sometimes send the email, but sometimes I have
to close Outlook, restart the system, then enter the admin's
logon/password to get the email to send.

Anybody have any thoughts about why this might be happening?

--

GaryK

Both are the same.

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GaryK


"bondo" wrote in message
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The only thing I can think of is local login vs. domain login. If both
user
and password for both are not the same, outlook fails.

"Gary Karasik" wrote:

I guess not.

--

GaryK


"Gary Karasik" wrote in message
...
Hi,

Suddenly, for some users on several different systems, Outlook 2003
(corporate install) is requesting a password and refusing to send email
out although email is coming in fine. An additional wierdness is that
the
user who's name is residual in the password logon box is not the same
as
the user who is actually logged in. If I put in the logged-in user's
name
and password, Outlook will sometimes send the email, but sometimes I
have
to close Outlook, restart the system, then enter the admin's
logon/password to get the email to send.

Anybody have any thoughts about why this might be happening?

--

GaryK