Would it be possible to add support for that in the script? I tried fixing this myself, by editing the set newExchangeAccount section of the script to use user name:WinDomain & ' & userShortName and adding a WinDomain value that references my domain as DOMAIN, but for some reason the Outlook login keeps displaying the email address in the User name blank, instead of DOMAIN username.
If I do the exact same thing in Outlook 2011, it will prompt you for a password, but with the correct DOMAIN username as the user name.. If the script is set to not use Active Directory, I'm providing a property the admin can edit to provide the NetBIOS domain name.. It seems to me like this is a bug in Outlook 2016, specifically with the password dialog box.
If the script is set to use Active Directory to collect user information, I'm using that to read the NetBIOS domain name from the Mac and use that for the prefix. Remote Desktop Client Download Mac
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Select the Tools menu, and then Accounts If a pop-up asks to use information in a keychain, click Always Allow.. If I cancel the box prompting for a password, the user name field in account settings will be DOMAIN username like I set it in the script.. Did any of you find a solution?I could use some input with the following logic I've added to the script.. The reason I think it is a bug in outlook is this: If you set up an account manually in account settings with DOMAIN username as the user name and do not specify a password, it will prompt you for a password in a dialog box, but again, with your email as the user name.. 8 years, 6 months ago 56,118 times William Smith Saint Paul, MN On 9/23/15, 1:09 PM, 'rtrouton' wrote: My Exchange server uses DOMAIN username in the User name field of the Outlook 2016 account settings for an Exchange account.. My Exchange server uses DOMAIN username in the User name field of the Outlook 2016 account settings for an Exchange account.. Note: If you already use Outlook 2016 for Mac, the main window displays after you double-click Microsoft Outlook.. I've added a true/false option to add a domain prefix to the user name (e g TALKINGMOOSE mmoose). 34bbb28f04 Celeb News Ariana On Set With Dogs For Mac