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    An HTTP 403 error when accessing a website hosted on IIS 7.0 can be caused by the root certificate not being in the Trusted Root Certification Authorities store or non-self-signed certificates being in that store. To resolve this, ensure certificates are imported to the Local Computer store not the current user store and the certificate name in IIS matches the site name. Also ensure the thumbprint is correctly added to PowerShell and permissions are set for the client authentication certificate.

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    An HTTP 403 error when accessing a website hosted on IIS 7.0 can be caused by the root certificate not being in the Trusted Root Certification Authorities store or non-self-signed certificates being in that store. To resolve this, ensure certificates are imported to the Local Computer store not the current user store and the certificate name in IIS matches the site name. Also ensure the thumbprint is correctly added to PowerShell and permissions are set for the client authentication certificate.

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    HTTP Error 403

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    An HTTP 403 error when accessing a website hosted on IIS 7.0 can be caused by the root certificate not being in the Trusted Root Certification Authorities store or non-self-signed certificates being in that store. To resolve this, ensure certificates are imported to the Local Computer store not the current user store and the certificate name in IIS matches the site name. Also ensure the thumbprint is correctly added to PowerShell and permissions are set for the client authentication certificate.

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    1. HTTP Error 403.16 when you try to access a website that's hosted on IIS 7.

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    a. Cause 1: Root certificate isn't in Trusted Root Certification Authorities
    Certificate store
    b. Cause 2: Non-self-signed certificates are in Trusted Root Certification
    Authorities Certificate store https://getfishtank.ca/en/blog/sitecore-
    9-xconnect-status-403-forbidden-certificate-error
    2. Ensure you imported the certificates into the Local Computer’s certificate
    store, not the current user’s certificate store.
    3. Ensure the certificate you created in IIS has a name that matches the site.
    For example, sc90_xconnect.
    4. Ensure you pasted your thumbprint into a PowerShell command line
    window, and that you removed the hidden character at the start of the
    string.
    5. Ensure the self-signed certificate you created in IIS has the same name as
    your xConnect instance.
    6. Ensure the client authentication certificate (under the local machine’s
    Personal store) has read permissions for the IIS_IUSR group and the
    NETWORK SERVICE group.

    http://geekswithblogs.net/JeremyMorgan/archive/2016/08/18/how-to-find-
    certificates-by-their-thumbprint.aspx

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