I just tried to get into my NAS through my dyndns account. I got a 403 forbidden message. I have never seen this before and don't know how to fix it. Anyone care to help? Thanks.
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RTFMID10T 6 Junior Poster in Training
403 is generally a permissions issue. I would verify the credentials
JorgeM 958 Problem Solver Team Colleague Featured Poster
401 is also used for authentication issues. Check the URL you are trying to access. It may be incorrect and you are trying to get to a page that the web server service does not alllow access to, for instance a directory in the web site structure.
here is a list of http status messages:
http://www.itgeared.com/articles/1256-http-status-codes/
FullDuplex 0 Newbie Poster
I have seen 403 recently when I forced my web server over to only allow Https and not http.
So I would make sure your login URL starts with https:// and not http
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