BIEBER Grégory

Yessss!!!!
It works !
Many thanks to you.
I remember now that on a seminary Microsoft told somethnig about nt4 domains
but I was confused by the incopatibility of outlook 2007 and exchnage 5.5 so
I dont thnink about that.
And the strangest thing is that internet throught our proxy works with the
same password but I think that tho proxys are migrated on something newer
than NT4 : Linux ? Cisco ? ISA ?

I test on a virtual machine over virtual serveur with updated WMAdditions
But I'v also teste on my notebook...
I've first tested with Outlook 2007 and There was another problem ;-)

For the licenses we have corporates ones ;-) But you know that you can use
vista a loooong time until validate now with some register keys ;-) and this
is not hacking...

Kisses from Fance ;-)
Have a nice day,
Greg.

"Jay Kay" wrote:

> I use Vista Business, but I assume basic network portion would be the same.
> Are you able to log on to the network with your Vista PC at all? Or, you are
> logging in locally, then trying to run Outlook?
>
> My first issue was not being able to login to our NT4 domain. Fortunately,
> I attended Microsoft event one day, and got an e-mail address for Vista
> project person. He told me to do this.
> Start, All Programs, Administrative Tools, Local Security Policy, Local
> Policies, Security Options, Network Security, select "Lan Manager
> authentication level", change it to "Send LM & NTLM - use NTLMv2 session
> security if negotiated".
>
> Hope this will help you.
>
> Since there are some apps which do not run on Vista, I run Virtual PC 2007,
> and run Windows 2000 and Windows XP SP2 over it. Unfortunately, I cannot do
> everything with Vista at this moment. As long as you are running equal or
> older version of Windows on Virtual PC, you don't have to pay for the
> licenses.
>
> "BIEBER Grégory" wrote:
>
> > Thank you but I made a personnal installation on a blank machine. Only Vista
> > Enterprise and Office 2003 with all the last patches.
> > I see that on our network we use two fixed port for exchange 5.5 (1227 &
> > 1226) They seem not to be documented by microsoft... On the same network
> > under XP all works fine. I've teste a telnet on these ports : it works. I've
> > disabled the firewall. The problem is that when I configure my account it
> > asks me the user & password again and again enless...
> > Other Ideas ?
> >
> > "Jay Kay" wrote:
> >
> > > Are you the one who posted a problem with Internet connection before? I had
> > > the same issues, Outlook 2003 not able to configure with Exchange 5.5, also
> > > not able to go out to Internet. With my case, Norton Internet Security which
> > > came with my PC blocking too much within our network. I turned off its
> > > firewall (Windows Firewall should be OK to leave it on), and other features.
> > > After that, I had no problem going out to Internet, and Outlook got
> > > authenticated with Exchange 5.5 (NT4) network. Once in a while, our customer
> > > bring his/her laptop to our company, and have problem going out to Internet.
> > > I usually (always?) see them having Norton product. I would think Symantec
> > > Corporate Edition with work better in corporate network environment even
> > > though they are both from Symantec. I think Norton is for home. Sorry, for
> > > the long message, but the bottom line is that Vista is not the cause.
> > >
> > > "BIEBER Grégory" wrote:
> > >
> > > > Hello,
> > > >
> > > > Why does Outlook 2003 do not connect to our Exchnage 5.5 (NT4) server under
> > > > Vista ?