Question : Outlook 2007 Asks for Login to Exchange 2008

I have an Exchange 2008 server running and two users running XP and Outlook 2003 have no trouble connecting to the Exchange server.  I installed a new PC with Windows 7 and Outlook 2007 and when I try to connect to the Exchange it asks for a login to remote.domainname.local.  It won't take the login ID of the user I'm setting up the Outlook for.

I've read other posts about checking DNS A records, but I couldn't follow what they were trying to say.  Is there a record I need to put in for remote.domainname.local?

Answer : Outlook 2007 Asks for Login to Exchange 2008

Check out the following link:

http://www.bidn.com/blogs/DevinKnight/ssis/76/does-file-exist-check-in-ssis

What you need to do to avoid having the package thrown off of the bus when the file doesn't exist is to first check to see if it does exist, which is covered by that link.

In order to handle the need to attempt to find the file X times, you are probably going to want to add some sort of delay after each of the first 9 failed attempts to find the file (otherwise, you'll do your X times in about X*10 microseconds ;-).  However, THat being said, basically you need to have a FOR LOOP that impacts 2 variables, one to count the number of times you loop and the other to contain some sort of indicator that you have or haven't finally found the file.

I'd probably check for a LoopCount >> 10 and, if true, fail the component and, thereby, the package if the file has not been found.  If the file is found at some point (say, pass number 4), then I'd set the FileFound indicator and then set the LoopCount to 11.