How do I disable OWA for a single user in Exchange 5.5

[roloexe]

Actually, I have 2 questions, how would I disable OWA on single users in Exchange 5.5. Also how do I disable a users account without having to delete the mailbox in case I need to get back to the info later? Thanks in advance.

 

[Zekske]

To disable OWA, get the mailbox properties and on the protocols tab disable the http protocol for the mailbox.

You can hide a mailbox from the adress list by checking the hide from adress book check-box on the advanced tab of the mailbox properties.

Regards

 

[roloexe]

Thanks so much. That should work. I already have the mailbox hidden. Also, regarding not deleting the users mailbox, I've deleted smtp for the user so he can't get mail, but the mailbox is still able to send out. I thought there was a place in exchange 5.5 where I could just disbale the it but not delete it, like in Active directory. Thanks again.

 

[IceHockeyRock]

Don't think you are able to just disable the account, except I guess if you remove all permissions.

Personally I'd back the account up to PST then delete it, makes better house keeping practice.

 

[dennisbbb]

From the User Manager in NT or Win2K, disable the user's account. He/She will not be able to login at all.

 

[beltane]

to stop the mailbox sending mail out change the smtp address to something silly, then your routing restrictions should stop the mail going out

 

[Zekske]

Why should you change the smtp adress? This will only cause unnecessary network trafic.
Change the mailbox limit to 5 K and prohibit send when over this limit...