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HTTP_E_STATUS_FORBIDDEN
HTTP_E_STATUS_FORBIDDEN maps to HTTP 403 Forbidden. The server understood the request but refuses to fulfill it. Re-authenticating with the same identity is generally not expected to change the result.
What to check
- Verify authorization roles, ACLs, tenant boundaries, source IP restrictions, CSRF rules, WAF rules, and resource ownership.
- Check whether a reverse proxy or CDN generated the denial before the request reached the application.
- Use the server-side audit trail or request ID to determine the specific policy that denied access.
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