"Set of folders can not be opened. you must connect to microsoft exchange with current profile" geeting error while opening shared mailbox in outlook 2007

Hello Folks,
I am having exchange sever 2007 SP3. currently facing issue with one shared mailbox. One of the user is not able to open that mailbox from outlook 2010.
I can able to add that mailbox in the outlook but while opening the outlook it is asking for password. Outlook is not accepting user password for that mailbox. I have removed that user from full access and added that user again.
Other shared mailbox is working fine with same outlook profile and other user can also able to access that problematic shared mailbox.
Can anyone tell how to troubleshoot..?
Thanks, Chinmay.

Hi,
How do you open the shared mailbox in Outlook?
Please remove the shared mailbox from your Outlook totally and follow the following steps to open it:
1. Open Outlook, click File > Account Settings
> Account Settings.
2. Click Change and make sure Use Cached Exchange Mode is checked.
3. Click More Settings > Advanced tab.
4. Click Add next to Open these additional mailboxes and type the shared mailbox.
5. Click Ok > OK. Then the shared mailbox would be listed under the Navigation Pane.
Alternatively, we can create a new Outlook profile in Outlook and setup the shared mailbox. If it is asking for credentials, we can use the user account who have full access permission to the shared mailbox for authentication.
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