ARCHIVED: In Outlook 2003, what is the "Logon network security" setting, and how do I change it?
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When you're using Microsoft Outlook 2003 for Windows to access your Exchange account, you can manipulate the "Logon network security" setting for different levels of security.
Note: For workstations that have a default login account or a user that accesses multiple accounts, you should set the "Logon network security" setting to
for the appropriate accounts.To change the "Logon network security" setting:
- From the menu, select either , or and then .
- Double-click the icon, and then click .
- Under "Email", select . Click .
- Select and click .
- Click . In the resulting dialog box, click the tab.
- In the "User Identification" area, select if it is not already selected. (It is checked by default.)
- Under "Logon Network Security", should be selected. Click , then , then , and then .
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Last modified on 2021-09-07 17:19:05.