What is my domain/user name when using microsoft web access?

[Guest]

I am trying to use outlook web access from another computer, but it keeps
telling me that my domain/user name is incorrect. Do I use my name, or my
email address, or what? It doesn't tell me anything.

 

[Guest]

I would guess it wants your network credentials - username, password, domain
but I haven't used it yet. Someone else will reply with concrete information.

 

[Noel All]

Some will want Domain name\user name Password
others will want email address password
and yet others user name password Domain name

Your best bet would be to ask your sys admin

 

[Pat Willener]

You will need the network domain name, your userid and password to
login. If you do not know your network domain name, ask the network
administrator. Your userid is the portion of the email address on the
left of the @ mark.

If you have 3 separate fields to enter domain, userid and password,
enter them separately.

If you have only two fields to enter the information use 'DOMAIN\userid'
(with a separating backslash) in the user name field.

 

[Brian Tillman]

If you have only two fields to enter the information use
'DOMAIN\userid' (with a separating backslash) in the user name field.

Or userid@domain. That's what we use.