Here\'s my problem.
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\r\nI have been working on a trouble ticket solution to keep things tidy around here.
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\r\nfound zen helpdesk, and have been editing the mess out of it to fit our needs.
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\r\nso far, so good.
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\r\nI installed IIS on my XP pro machine and all was right with the world.
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\r\nI can send email from the thing locally on my machine to our exchange server.
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\r\nbut I cant host it here after development. so I moved what I had so far to a server 2003.
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\r\nNow I get this error when it tries to login to the exhcange store:
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\r\nNow on my box, this wasnt a problem. I think because I was logged into the machine, and Authenticated properly, so when I went to access my information store on exchange, it said "sure anomaly, your credentials are good, here you go"
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\r\nbut since I\'ve moved it to a 3rd server, I have to somehow pass along my login info from my machine, to the server, then pass that to exchange.
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\r\nLine 112 is like this:
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\r\nI have the SMTP server running on the webserver, and the security is setup to use Integrated Windows Authentication. No anonymous logins are allowed because only people logged into the domain need use the system anyways, and I use the Request.ServerVariables("LOGON_USER") to tell who the useris.
\r\nI strip it out a little because it displays like this My-Domain\\anomaly
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\r\ndo I need to pass this info as is, without stripping anything off of it to gain access to the exchange profile for that user? if Joe is logged in on his computer, and accesses the asp site, I want it to take his credentials and send that to exchange so Joe can send an email to our helpdesk mailbox.
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\r\nI strongly feel its a authentication issue as it works on my machine for me while im logged in, and when a co-worker accesses my box http://MyComputer/Default.asp
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\r\nit poped up and asked him for his credentials, which he supplied and it let him in. looked like My-Domain\\JOE.
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\r\nWhat i would prefer is NO popup asking for credentials, as long as the user accessing the site has an account in the domain, it should just accept them readily, and pass on any credentials to the asp server, and from there to the exchange server. I only need to send one email from that user in the whole life of the ticket. the rest will be sent back from the helpdesk account telling them of updates to the ticket.
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\r\nI am obviously using cdo and mapi to try this out. SMTP is running on the machine the asp site is on. I registered the CDO.DLL from my I386 folder on the server (dont know if that is necissary or advisable but it wouldnt work this far without it, though a better version of the file might exist elsewhere.)
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\r\nAlso, the first two fields there are for the profile and password for said user on the exhange server (i believe) but I dont know how to use it, and I dont really want them to send thier domain password clear text anyways.
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\r\n I hear tell about a way to use a challenge response with IIS but where it send the hash instead, but I think that option is for an older version of IIS than what comes installed on 2003.
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\r\n if anyone has any information or sugesstions, please advise.
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\r\nIf there are other methods than CDO that can achieve the same results, I will try them as well.
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\r\nif ASP.NET has something extra to help with what I am trying to do, I will rewrite the entire thing. I just need this to work and its driving me crazy.