Outlook 2007 Clients Prompt For Password When Opening

I am running Exchange 2007 Standard.  New outlook 07 clients prompt for password each time it is opened.  Older clients do not prompt for password.  Is there any way for outlook 07 to not prompt for password?  Users already logged into domain, should their credentials not be recognized automatically like with outlook 03?

This fixed it for me.
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/exchangesvrgeneral/thread/383d130e-869f-4fce-9502-8b340904b0ba/#636c5a5e-c61f-414b-8e85-562c888b83cc
Quote:
Same problem here after restarting SBS 2008 for upgrades (annoying login box popping up after starting Outlook and also other times). 
This solved the problem for me:
IIS Mgr on SBS 2008 / - / SBS Web Applications /
- SSL Settings / Client certificates - Stop / Start web server after changing settings: 
Autodiscover: Ignore 
EWS: Ignore 
OAB: Accept *) 
owa: Accept *) 
Rpc: Accept *) 
RpcWithCert: Accept *) 
*) All these have to be Accept to get rid of login box 
Best regards 
Bjorn
I was having the same issue. SBS2008, Exchange 2007. Only being prompted in Outlook 2007 clients. Tried a lot of different things to fix it, but none worked. This started happening after a round of security updates but I could not find KB2412171 on the list.

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