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In Exchange 2000 and Exchange Server 2003 you can use the Exchange Features tab on mailbox-enabled users to enable or disable Outlook Web Access and other Internet protocols. You can change this using the Exchange Task Wizard to apply these settings to multiple user accounts in Active Directory Users and Computers.
Here is a quick step by step:
- Open Active Directory User and Computers on a machine that has the Exchange Management Tools installed.
- Select the user accounts that you want to enable/disable Outlook Web Access for -- for multiple users hold down the CTRL or SHIFT key.
- Right click on one of the selected accounts and choose Exchange tasks.
- Click Next when the wizard appears.
- Choose Configure Exchange features and click Next.
- Select Outlook Web Access and either enable or disable it.
- Click Next and then click Finish.
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