The default logon option in OWA is
using the format : Domain\username as
shown in the below snapshot
You can change the default logon
format to one of the following
formats:
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Username
So lets check how to change the OWA
logon format in Exchange Server 2013 :
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Login into Exchange Admin Center and then from the
left side menu, click on servers
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Click on virtual directories
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From the list of the available virtual directories,
click on the owa (Default Web Site)
and then click on the edit button
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The owa virtual directory options page will open,
from the left side menu, click on
authentication
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As you can see, three forms-based
authentication logon formats are available
Domain\user name
User prinicipal name (UPN)
User name only
The default option is the Domain\user name , to set it to logging in using your complete email ID , then select User principal name (IPN) and click on save
To apply the changes, you must restart IIS .
Note : Check the steps at the end of this article to know how to restart IIS.
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After IIS is restarted, the logon format will be as
shown below. My email ID is
tarek.majdalani@elmajdal.com so I will login into
OWA using tarek.majdalani@elmajdal.com instead of
elmajdal\tarek.majdalani
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To Set the logon format to username only, select
User name only
Then select the domain name by clicking on browse... and from the list of available domains, select the domain you want to authenticate your users from then click ok
The domain name will be selected, click save to set the forms-based authentication format option to be username only.
Of course, you must restart IIS to apply the changes
After IIS is restarted, the next time you try to logon, you will be presented with the username only logon format as shown below
To restart IIS :
- Open IIS
- Then from the left
side pane, click on the server name and
then click Restart from the right side
pane
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