How to stop prying Toms from accessing ur Exchange server based Microsoft Outlook mailbox, if u r gonna leave ur workstations unattended for some time?
(Technical subject : How to make Microsoft Outlook (w.r.t Outlook 2002, in this case) prompt u for a password and NOT logon automatically using the NT login information?)
Click on Tools > Email Accounts.
Choose the option "View OR change existing email accounts".
Doubleclick the Exchange Server account in the E-mail accounts window.
In the Exchange Server settings window, click on the More Settings button.
Click on the Advanced tab.
In the Logon Network Security drop box, choose None.
Click on Apply and navigate through the rest of the panes (You might be promoted to enter the NT Login information once... enter it.)
The next time u open up the Outlook mailbox, it will display your NT login name AND the DOMAIN name and will prompt u to put in the NT password to proceed further.
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