We use a product called "OWA for PDA" by Lee Derbyshire. If you haven't
tried it, i strongly recommend the product (particularly for Ex2k7 folks.)
The application is essentially an OMA replacement. It optimizes OWA for PDA
and mobile phone screens.

http://www.leederbyshire.com/

In any event, my problem is this: I've been using it for a while, until
recently when it started going directly to a page that says "you are not
authorized to use this page." and "you do not have permission to view this
directory or page using the credentials that you have suppled." It appears
that mobile IE is caching my old credentials somewhere. I say this because
i also have MINIMO and Opera Mini installed on my device, and they connect
no problem. That's also why i doubt this has anything to do with the
application itself. Even using IE on my desktop i can access the page
without issue. It's just IE mobile that's stuck.

I've tried deleting all the temporary internet files on the device, as well
as cookies etc. I've also deleted the bookmark and entered the address
manually.

The only thing i haven't tried is a hard reset, and i'm not going to do that
since it would wipe out my phone. Are there files on the phone i can
manually delete that may contain that information?

This is a Sprint (HTC) Touch; WinMobile 6.

Thanks.

Update:

I tried connecting to our site using the format
https://ExternalIPAddress/owa-pda and it worked.
I VPN'd into the network from the device (BlueFire VPN, great product) and
was not able to connect using the FQDN. I WAS able to connect using
https://InternalIPAddress/owa-pda though.

Somehow mobile IE doesn't like it when I put the actual address in, but
doesn't mind if I use straight IP.

Very strange.



"jim" <jim@nospam.com> wrote in message
news:%23QKKrLD6IHA.3696@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
> We use a product called "OWA for PDA" by Lee Derbyshire. If you haven't
> tried it, i strongly recommend the product (particularly for Ex2k7 folks.)
> The application is essentially an OMA replacement. It optimizes OWA for
> PDA and mobile phone screens.
>
> http://www.leederbyshire.com/
>
> In any event, my problem is this: I've been using it for a while, until
> recently when it started going directly to a page that says "you are not
> authorized to use this page." and "you do not have permission to view this
> directory or page using the credentials that you have suppled." It
> appears that mobile IE is caching my old credentials somewhere. I say
> this because i also have MINIMO and Opera Mini installed on my device, and
> they connect no problem. That's also why i doubt this has anything to do
> with the application itself. Even using IE on my desktop i can access the
> page without issue. It's just IE mobile that's stuck.
>
> I've tried deleting all the temporary internet files on the device, as
> well as cookies etc. I've also deleted the bookmark and entered the
> address manually.
>
> The only thing i haven't tried is a hard reset, and i'm not going to do
> that since it would wipe out my phone. Are there files on the phone i can
> manually delete that may contain that information?
>
> This is a Sprint (HTC) Touch; WinMobile 6.
>
> Thanks.
>
>
>

"jim" <jim@nospam.com> wrote:

>We use a product called "OWA for PDA" by Lee Derbyshire. If you haven't
>tried it, i strongly recommend the product (particularly for Ex2k7 folks.)
>The application is essentially an OMA replacement. It optimizes OWA for PDA
>and mobile phone screens.
>
>http://www.leederbyshire.com/
>
>In any event, my problem is this: I've been using it for a while, until
>recently when it started going directly to a page that says "you are not
>authorized to use this page." and "you do not have permission to view this
>directory or page using the credentials that you have suppled." It appears
>that mobile IE is caching my old credentials somewhere. I say this because
>i also have MINIMO and Opera Mini installed on my device, and they connect
>no problem. That's also why i doubt this has anything to do with the
>application itself. Even using IE on my desktop i can access the page
>without issue. It's just IE mobile that's stuck.
>
>I've tried deleting all the temporary internet files on the device, as well
>as cookies etc. I've also deleted the bookmark and entered the address
>manually.
>
>The only thing i haven't tried is a hard reset, and i'm not going to do that
>since it would wipe out my phone. Are there files on the phone i can
>manually delete that may contain that information?
>
>This is a Sprint (HTC) Touch; WinMobile 6.
>
>Thanks.

This is not a new problem, and I am not sure what the solution
is. I know a hard reset will fix it, but that is not the right
way to do it obviously. Hvae you checked the registry on this?
I've done some googling and saw where others have posted this
problem, and I've seen it before, but I've yet to find a page
with a solution. Difficult to get good Google hits with common
words like password, cache, ie, etc.
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"Ed Hansberry, MS-MVP/Mobile Devices"
<spamfree-silvernino@hotmail.spambegone.com> wrote:

>
>This is not a new problem, and I am not sure what the solution
>is. I know a hard reset will fix it, but that is not the right
>way to do it obviously. Hvae you checked the registry on this?
>I've done some googling and saw where others have posted this
>problem, and I've seen it before, but I've yet to find a page
>with a solution. Difficult to get good Google hits with common
>words like password, cache, ie, etc.

Ok, try this (I haven't)

See if the password is under the registry key
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Curre ntVersion\Internet
Settings\Passwords]

It will likely be encrypted, and of course you'll need a registry
editor.
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__________________________________________________ ________________________________
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What is on my Pocket PC? http://www.ehansberry.com/
Microsoft MVP - Mobile Devices www.pocketpc.com
What is an MVP? - http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/

Hi,
I too have seen this issue before and discussed it with Microsoft. They do
not offer a way to delete the password caching on the device. Currently the
approach is to secure the device with the power-on password.

Sincerely,

--
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http://www.mobilitytalk.com

"jim" <jim@nospam.com> wrote in message
news:%23QKKrLD6IHA.3696@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
> We use a product called "OWA for PDA" by Lee Derbyshire. If you haven't
> tried it, i strongly recommend the product (particularly for Ex2k7 folks.)
> The application is essentially an OMA replacement. It optimizes OWA for
> PDA and mobile phone screens.
>
> http://www.leederbyshire.com/
>
> In any event, my problem is this: I've been using it for a while, until
> recently when it started going directly to a page that says "you are not
> authorized to use this page." and "you do not have permission to view this
> directory or page using the credentials that you have suppled." It
> appears that mobile IE is caching my old credentials somewhere. I say
> this because i also have MINIMO and Opera Mini installed on my device, and
> they connect no problem. That's also why i doubt this has anything to do
> with the application itself. Even using IE on my desktop i can access the
> page without issue. It's just IE mobile that's stuck.
>
> I've tried deleting all the temporary internet files on the device, as
> well as cookies etc. I've also deleted the bookmark and entered the
> address manually.
>
> The only thing i haven't tried is a hard reset, and i'm not going to do
> that since it would wipe out my phone. Are there files on the phone i can
> manually delete that may contain that information?
>
> This is a Sprint (HTC) Touch; WinMobile 6.
>
> Thanks.
>
>
>

It worked!!


"Ed Hansberry, MS-MVP/Mobile Devices"
<spamfree-silvernino@hotmail.spambegone.com> wrote in message
news:jml484dp10p7g58rghem1bji5dfdframat@4ax.com...
> "Ed Hansberry, MS-MVP/Mobile Devices"
> <spamfree-silvernino@hotmail.spambegone.com> wrote:
>
>>
>>This is not a new problem, and I am not sure what the solution
>>is. I know a hard reset will fix it, but that is not the right
>>way to do it obviously. Hvae you checked the registry on this?
>>I've done some googling and saw where others have posted this
>>problem, and I've seen it before, but I've yet to find a page
>>with a solution. Difficult to get good Google hits with common
>>words like password, cache, ie, etc.
>
> Ok, try this (I haven't)
>
> See if the password is under the registry key
> [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Curre ntVersion\Internet
> Settings\Passwords]
>
> It will likely be encrypted, and of course you'll need a registry
> editor.
> --
> __________________________________________________ ________________________________
> Ed Hansberry (Please do *NOT* email me. Post here for the benefit of all)
> What is on my Pocket PC? http://www.ehansberry.com/
> Microsoft MVP - Mobile Devices www.pocketpc.com
> What is an MVP? - http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/

"jim" <jim@nospam.com> wrote:

>It worked!!

Cool! I'll store that in my bag of tricks. :-)

>
>"Ed Hansberry, MS-MVP/Mobile Devices"
><spamfree-silvernino@hotmail.spambegone.com> wrote in message
>news:jml484dp10p7g58rghem1bji5dfdframat@4ax.com.. .
>> "Ed Hansberry, MS-MVP/Mobile Devices"
>> <spamfree-silvernino@hotmail.spambegone.com> wrote:
>>
>>>
>>>This is not a new problem, and I am not sure what the solution
>>>is. I know a hard reset will fix it, but that is not the right
>>>way to do it obviously. Hvae you checked the registry on this?
>>>I've done some googling and saw where others have posted this
>>>problem, and I've seen it before, but I've yet to find a page
>>>with a solution. Difficult to get good Google hits with common
>>>words like password, cache, ie, etc.
>>
>> Ok, try this (I haven't)
>>
>> See if the password is under the registry key
>> [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Curre ntVersion\Internet
>> Settings\Passwords]
>>
>> It will likely be encrypted, and of course you'll need a registry
>> editor.
>> --
>> __________________________________________________ ________________________________
>> Ed Hansberry (Please do *NOT* email me. Post here for the benefit of all)
>> What is on my Pocket PC? http://www.ehansberry.com/
>> Microsoft MVP - Mobile Devices www.pocketpc.com
>> What is an MVP? - http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/
>
--
__________________________________________________ ________________________________
Ed Hansberry (Please do *NOT* email me. Post here for the benefit of all)
What is on my Pocket PC? http://www.ehansberry.com/
Microsoft MVP - Mobile Devices www.pocketpc.com
What is an MVP? - http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/