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HTTP status 403:Forbidden
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Everytime I try to run the debugger I get this error:


Is it something related to the platform server?

2021-03-03 08-52-55
Mohamed Emam
Solution

I kinda figured out the solution!

Basically this error 403: Forbidden is caused because of the SSL Certificate is required by the client, therefore on the IIS Server Manager, I just changed the settings of SSL to be not required:


and then it's working fine again!



2021-07-14 09-27-33
Luís Cardoso

Hello Mohamed,

Did you validate if you have any security layer around your external server? 

The problem could be firewall blocking every requests from the external server to the internal and you need to allowing the eSpace on the firewall.


Br,

Luis

2021-03-03 08-52-55
Mohamed Emam

Luís Cardoso wrote:

Hello Mohamed,

Did you validate if you have any security layer around your external server? 

The problem could be firewall blocking every requests from the external server to the internal and you need to allowing the eSpace on the firewall.


Br,

Luis


but this is happening with all the espaces in the environment, not just one!

2018-06-05 16-54-03
Maria da Graça Peixoto

HI! 

Did you verify if your environment is configured to do the debug? 

Best regards

Graça

2021-03-03 08-52-55
Mohamed Emam

Maria da Graça Peixoto wrote:

HI! 

Did you verify if your environment is configured to do the debug? 

Best regards

Graça

Yes, it's configured to do the debug!


2018-09-27 18-20-33
Swatantra Kumar
Champion

403 Forbidden Error occurs when a web server forbids you from accessing. Do you get any more details, like which URL it's restricting?

2021-03-03 08-52-55
Mohamed Emam
Solution

I kinda figured out the solution!

Basically this error 403: Forbidden is caused because of the SSL Certificate is required by the client, therefore on the IIS Server Manager, I just changed the settings of SSL to be not required:


and then it's working fine again!



2021-02-25 10-16-25
Wouter Verbeeck

I'd hate to be a party-pooper, but:

How is adjusting SSL settings viable as a resolution?

To me this seems ok as a fix, but doesn't this mess with your security?

I'd very much would like more about this. 

We encoutnered a similar issue when setting our Firewall from "detect" to "prevent" on Application Gateway-level of our OnPrem (running in Azure)


Kind regards,

Wouter

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