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What is the cause of a 403 error when connecting to a Microsoft List on C#?
A 403 error typically indicates a "Forbidden" status code, suggesting that the server understood the request, but it refuses to authorize it. This could be due to various reasons such as https://nsfasstatuschecks.co.za/ insufficient permissions, authentication issues, or server-side restrictions. Double-check your credentials and permissions to ensure proper access, and review any server-side configurations that might be restricting access to the Microsoft List.
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Good explanation! A 403 error often points to permission or access issues. Double-checking both user permissions and server http://theshadingsolutions.net/settings is a solid first step, as is verifying any recent changes that might affect access rights.
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- I am able to open a browser window, navigate to the location of the URL where the List resides and after logging in with the Username and Password, I am able to view the List. Shouldn't that be enough credential verification to access the list using a program?
- I use the proper Username and Password which are variables in the classes I use. A manager theorized that the error was because I was outside the "ecosystem" and accessing a Microsoft List that resides on another machine. As a test, I would like to remote to the other machine and from there download Microsoft Studio Community edition and have a go at this from there. This will tell me if I am right or not.
Currently knowing how to do all that is outside my proverbial wheelhouse and I require instruction as to how I can accomplish this. Can you please tell me how I can do this or directly me to an instruction?
