Password authenication problems on a trusted NT and 2000 S..

[Ron]

Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsnt.domain (More info?)

I have a NT server and 2000 Server in a trust with the
2000 server running Exchange 2000. I have users logging
into the NT Domain and upon running Outlook they are
required enter their password again, I assuming to the
2000 domain for exchange.
Initially, the users were logging on locally (no domain)
using the same password. No other logons was popping up.
After logging into the NT Domain, and setting the mail
account for exchange, I get an error sending mail. But, if
I change the network security box for passwords to none I
making the logon to pop up, I can send mail.

I think my authentication for both domains are not in
sync. What do I need to change so I only have one logon?

 

[Guest]

Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsnt.domain (More info?)

Remove and re-establish the trusts. If you get an error
post it.

"Ron" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:0cb401c49916$8e5630c0$a301280a@phx.gbl...
> I have a NT server and 2000 Server in a trust with the
> 2000 server running Exchange 2000. I have users logging
> into the NT Domain and upon running Outlook they are
> required enter their password again, I assuming to the
> 2000 domain for exchange.
> Initially, the users were logging on locally (no domain)
> using the same password. No other logons was popping up.
> After logging into the NT Domain, and setting the mail
> account for exchange, I get an error sending mail. But, if
> I change the network security box for passwords to none I
> making the logon to pop up, I can send mail.
>
> I think my authentication for both domains are not in
> sync. What do I need to change so I only have one logon?
>