Our Exchange mail server is on the parent domain and all the accounts are there as well. However, we also have a child domain with some user accounts. These user accounts are duplicate from those on the parent domain. I have the users on the child domain login to Windows to their child domain rather than the parent domain. However, the mail account that Outlook 2003 is accessing is on the parent DC. This causes Outlook to prompt for credentials every time the child account users open Outlook. Users can access their email with no problem after this. However, when the users login to the parent domain (by choosing the parent domain in the "Log on to" at the Windows login box), then Outlook does not ask for credentials and it goes straight in and it works fine. So I've noticed this is just a matter of having Outlook login to the correct domain.
How can I instruct Outlook to login to the parent domain automatically rather than asking for credentials every time the child user accounts log in?
I have certain Group Policies that apply to the child users and that's why I prefer to have the Windows accounts in the child domain. But I have no control over the parent domain accounts as someone else manages that in our company.
Basically, I just want Outlook to stop asking for credentials whenever the child users open it. Any way to do that?
How can I instruct Outlook to login to the parent domain automatically rather than asking for credentials every time the child user accounts log in?
I have certain Group Policies that apply to the child users and that's why I prefer to have the Windows accounts in the child domain. But I have no control over the parent domain accounts as someone else manages that in our company.
Basically, I just want Outlook to stop asking for credentials whenever the child users open it. Any way to do that?