Meaning
Your account or request context does not have permission for the resource.
Causes
- Insufficient permissions
- Admin-only resource
- IP/region restrictions
Fixes
- Request access or use an allowed path
- Ask an admin to grant permission
Example
HTTP/1.1 403 Forbidden
FAQ
- How is it different from 401?
401 is auth failure, 403 is permission denied. - Can VPN cause it?
Yes, if the service uses IP restrictions.
Contact
If it’s an org account, ask the admin for access.