Access denied - Password with french accent

hello,
we meet a problem of access via ActiveSync
on our mobile phone for people with
a password with french accents.
the connection is no longer.
to access our CAS server, we go through
a Forefront server registered
DMZ. If we do not go
through this Forefront server, the problem
disappears ...
Anyone have any ideas??
thank you in advance to all!

Hi,
We need your detailed information, do you use TMG or FPE? it sounds like the TMG has published your server.
Do you see any error information?
Best Regards
Quan Gu

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