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Resource Library Tech Pro Free Trial Editions: US United States Australia United Kingdom Japan Membership Membership My Profile People Subscriptions My stuff exchange 2010 http redirect Preferences Send a message Log Out Software Investigate the 'HTTP 403 (Forbidden)' messages in OWA If your OWA users are receiving the "HTTP 403 (Forbidden)" error, several things could be the culprit. Here's one slightly less common https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/2839692 cause of this particular error message. By Derrick Brasslett | April 22, 2005, 8:32 AM PST RSS Comments Facebook Linkedin Twitter More Email Print Reddit Delicious Digg Pinterest Stumbleupon Google Plus Delivered each Monday, TechRepublic's free E-mail Administration NetNote provides tips, articles, and other resources to help you manage your Exchange server and other e-mail systems. Automatically sign up today! E-mail administrators must be prepared to troubleshoot the problems that users face on a http://www.techrepublic.com/article/investigate-the-http-403-forbidden-messages-in-owa/ daily basis. See if you can identify the following problem and solution. Here's the scenario: Your Outlook Web Access (OWA) users complain that they've received the following error message: HTTP 403 (Forbidden) You are not authorized to view this page First, you examine permissions and authentication, but they both look OK. Then you investigate connectivity, but it also appears to be fine. Do you know anything else that could cause this particular error message? Before you start pulling out your hair, there's one slightly less common cause of the HTTP 403 error that you should consider. If directory browsing is turned off in the Exchange HTTP virtual directory, you'll see the symptoms listed above. Follow these steps to check it out: Open the Exchange System Manager, and navigate to the OWA server. Expand Protocols, expand HTTP, and then expand Exchange Virtual Server. Right-click Exchange, and then select Properties. Click the Access tab, and make sure the Directory Browsing check box is selected. If it isn't, select the box, and then click OK. Directory Browsing is turned on by default, so if the check box wasn't selected, someone must have turned it off. Make sure that you follow up on this issue by having a little talk with your fellow administrators. Comments Facebook Linkedin Twitter More Email Print Reddit Delicious Digg
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Rob Eberhardt | 2012 May 28 - 6:15pm | tech issues of the moment, tools/tips/hacks, web/dev/tech With SBS 2008, if try to open Outlook Web Access at http://remote.example.com/owa, you’ll get “Error 403 – Forbidden: Access is denied…”, because SSL is required in IIS. The proper URL is https://remote.example.com/owa, but most users don’t remember that little “s”. As a note, SBS 2011 already redirects this for you. But if you’re stuck with SBS 2008, there are tons of articles that show how to automatically redirect users : How to redirect requests from HTTP to HTTPS or to the OWA virtual directory in IIS 7 How to redirect an HTTP connection to HTTPS for Outlook Web Access clients Simplify the Outlook Web App URL How to Simplify the Outlook Web Access URL Exchange 2010 HTTP Redirection Issue HTTP to HTTPS redirect RWW SBS2008 "403 - Forbidden: Access is denied…" when connecting Microsoft has 4 different articles on the topic, but the forums are still covered with it. The solutions vary on a few themes: Redirect in IIS on the Default website (doesn’t work since that site doesn’t actually answer those HTTP requests in SBS). Disable Require SSL, and edit OWA’s default.aspx to Response.Redirect (doesn’t work because it’s precompiled and handled by DLL). Set a redirect or custom 403 page on the actual OWA directory to a custom SSLRedirect.html with a Meta redirect (might work, but clunky & straight outta 1998!) Other solutions either forget you can’t get past “Require SSL” to reach the redirect, or they don’t know you’ve already been redirected (creating an infinite redirect loop and “Too many Redirects” error). I think I have a much simpler solution -- Just set the OWA directory’s 403 error to redirect to the right URL. Here’s how: Start the Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager snap-in. Expand the local computer, expand Sites, and then click SBS Web Applications. At the bottom of the SBS Web Applications Home pane, click Features View if this option is not already selected. In the IIS section, double-click Error Pages, and double-click 403 in the list. In the Edit Custom Error Page dialog, select Respond with a 302 redirect. Type the Absolute URL of the /owa virtual directory. For example, type https://mail.contoso.com/owa. OWA’s Error Pages list should look like this when you’re done: Hope it helps someone. Bookmark the permalink. « Vista/Win7 Solution: Skip the Switch User screen Finally! Hyper-V Replica » Leave a