Microsoft KB Archive/306159

= PRB: Errors When You Use Pocket PC to Browse to the Mobile QuickStart Tutorial =

Article ID: 306159

Article Last Modified on 7/8/2005

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APPLIES TO


 * Microsoft Mobile Internet Toolkit 1.0
 * Microsoft Pocket Internet Explorer 2.0

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This article was previously published under Q306159



SYMPTOMS
When you use Microsoft Pocket Internet Explorer 2000 (on a Pocket PC or Pocket PC emulator) to browse to the Microsoft Mobile Internet Toolkit QuickStart tutorial, you may receive the following error message (or similar), which indicates that the site cannot be reached or found:

The page cannot be displayed

There is a problem with the page you

are trying to reach and it cannot be

displayed.

NOTE: This error typically occurs when you use a proxy server. This error message varies depending on the message that the proxy returns.

If Pocket Internet Explorer is not configured to use a proxy server, you may receive the following error message:

The page cannot be found

The page you are looking for might

have been removed, had its name

changed, or is temporarily

unavailable.

If Pocket Internet Explorer is configured to use a proxy server, you may receive the following authentication error message:

You are not authorized to view this page

You do not have permission to

view this directory or page using

the credentials you supplied.



First Error Message
When Pocket Internet Explorer is configured to use a proxy server, the first error message typically occurs when you use a localhost address (for example, http://localhost/MobileQuickStart) to browse to the Mobile QuickStart tutorial. Because the proxy server cannot find a Web site at that location, you receive the &quot;page cannot be displayed&quot; error message.

Second Error Message
When Pocket Internet Explorer is not configured to use a proxy server, the second error message may occur. When Internet Explorer cannot access a network, or when there are conflicts with a network adapter or network adapter driver, a Microsoft Loopback Adapter may be needed. Without the Loopback Adapter, Pocket Internet Explorer cannot find the Web site and returns the &quot;page cannot be found&quot; error message.

Third Error Message
The third error message (&quot;You are not authorized to view this page&quot;) is an authentication error that typically occurs when Pocket Internet Explorer is configured to use a proxy server and when you use the computer name to access the QuickStart tutorial, as in the following example:

http:///MobileQuickStart

You receive this authentication error because the proxy server does not allow Integrated Windows Authentication. By default, the Mobile QuickStart tutorial is configured to use only this type of Windows Authentication.



How to Resolve This Problem If You Are Using a Proxy Server
To resolve this problem when you use a proxy server, configure Pocket Internet Explorer to bypass the proxy for local addresses as follows:
 * 1) Open the Pocket PC emulator.
 * 2) From the Start menu, click Internet Explorer.
 * 3) In Internet Explorer, click Options on the Tools menu.
 * 4) On the Connections tab, select the Bypass proxy for local addresses check box.
 * 5) Click OK to close the Options dialog box.

After you bypass the proxy server, you should now be able to use localhost or the local computer name to browse to the QuickStart tutorial. You must provide a user name and password because the Mobile QuickStart tutorial uses Integrated Windows security, and the Pocket PC emulator is not logged on to the network. For additional information about how to disable the user name and password requirement, click the article number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:

306152 PRB: Authentication Errors When You Browse to the Mobile QuickStart Tutorial

How to Resolve This Problem If You Are Not Using a Proxy Server
When using the Pocket PC Emulator, if you are not using a proxy server, install the Microsoft Loopback Adapter to resolve this problem. For additional information, click the article number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:

236869 How to Install Microsoft Loopback Adapter in Windows 2000

Additional query words: Pocketpc pocketie Pocket IE find

Keywords: kbemulation kbprb kbsecurity KB306159

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