Account lockout by outlook credential prompt?

[Guest]

User A has login to (exchange 2003) outlook 2003 using his credential.
After user A logout, outlook still remembers the last login name.
User B tries to login to his outlook profile, click "cancel" on the password
prompt a few times with user A credential, this got User A account locked.
I had disabled all account lockout policy on the local security policy.
No password policy on domain.

Is this a bug?
Windows XP SP2 and Office 2003 standard.

 

[Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]]

User A has login to (exchange 2003) outlook 2003 using his credential.
After user A logout, outlook still remembers the last login name.
User B tries to login to his outlook profile, click "cancel" on the
password
prompt a few times with user A credential, this got User A account locked.
I had disabled all account lockout policy on the local security policy.
No password policy on domain.

Is this a bug?
Windows XP SP2 and Office 2003 standard.

Are you using Home, or Pro?
If Pro this a computer joined to the domain, and are the users logging in
with their domain accounts (and not local accounts)? Do you use roaming
profiles?
If Home, why?

 

[Guest]

Hi Lanwench,

Windows XP Pro SP2 joined to the domain.
Particular user was using local profile.
Also user credential name was stored in the outlook credential prompt.
I tried looking to delete it in the Windows user/password management but it
was not there.

Thanks

 

[Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]]

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Hi Lanwench,

Windows XP Pro SP2 joined to the domain.
Particular user was using local profile.
Also user credential name was stored in the outlook credential prompt.
I tried looking to delete it in the Windows user/password management
but it was not there.

Why are you using local accounts instead of domain accounts? I don't like to
create those for anyone. Does this problem occur if you use domain accounts
and roaming profiles (configured properly!) and folder redirection?