Outlook 2007 IMAP bug?

I’ve just installed Outlook 2007 (with SP1) and i’m stuck on a problem:


Configuration

2 IMAP accounts:

Leon @at JLMeijer.com
Leon@at LMeijer.nl

Both with the same password and running on the same mailserver.

Mailserver

The mailserver has a primary domain JLMeijer.com, this means that when eg
you login as “Leon” the mailserver automatically adds “@JLMeijer.com”.

So in my Outlook 2007 I configured 2 mailboxes, 1 with as login/username
“Leon @at JLMeijer.com” and the 2nd with as login/username: “Leon @at
LMeijer.nl”. (both with the same password).

The JLMeijer mailbox Works fine, but when I open the folders of the
@LMeijer.nl, Outlook probaly tries to login “without” @LMeijer.nl, and of
course this works because JLMeijer.com is the primary domain and h as a user
called “Leon”.

While in outlook I configured the Leon @at LMeijer.nl mailbox with as
login/username Leon @at LMeijer.nl (not without @LMeijer.nl) and when I
change the primary domain to eg JLMeijer.local (a non existing domain) I see
in the error log “Trying to authenticate user Leon RemoveThis @JLMeijer.local user does
not exist”, and after that outlook adds @LMeijer.nl and login will be in the
right mailbox.


So now my question is, where can I configure outlook to always add the
domain suffix?

In article ,
Leonmeijer wrote:

> I’ve just installed Outlook 2007 (with SP1) and i’m stuck on a problem:

You've inadvertently landed in a Macintosh-related group (hence the
..mac. in the group name). Blame Microsoft's truly awful web interface.

Try one of these newsgroups instead:

microsoft.public.outlook
microsoft.public.outlook.general