Closed novelist-jsmith closed 12 months ago
This does not sounds like a nodejs issue.
Also what would be more helpful is the output of a successful and failed call using an http client like httpie
Yes. I agree. The HTTP request returns a JWT token in the response.
I can run the server.js in node.js and see the results. I can also launch the URL from the server. This isn't a public server. It is my work domain.
.NET application uses a web.config file. I was wondering if there is a similar thing for node.js files.
Details
I have written a web service using node.js (in Javascript). I have specified a route for my endpoint and have set the application up in IIS. The URL works on the server where the application exists. However, when I try to launch the URL from another server, I get a 403 error.
I know what the error means; I need to know how to give access to the URL from a different resource/server. I'm connecting via a VPN. Thanks
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Operating system
Windows 11
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Runtime
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