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HTTP ERROR 403.6 FORBIDDEN: IP address rejected.

Hi everybody,

I obtain that error message in a SUN workstation using Netscape when I try to see one page in the intranet of my company.
The error message also says: 'This error appears when the server has a list of forbidden IP addresses'.
This error only appears in that workstation and it does not appear in elsewhere.

could anyone please help me and tell me where can I find the file in the SUN workstation where this list appears?

Has this file an specific name in Solaris?

Thank you in advance.
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which web-server? Netscape, apache?
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That error is coming from the web server you are accessing.  If that message is real, meaning that it really means exactly what it say, that would imply that the web server has some restrictions configured into it that disallow access from one or more IP addresses. Talk to who ever maintains the web server and ask them about the error.
Are you using a proxy? If so, be sure that you bypass the proxy for local addresses.

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Thanks to everybody,
I will try to explain myself better.
Here you are the complete situation:

This is the first time I develop a web application. It is written in simple html, asp and with some javascripts.

The aplication is hosted in a Microsoft Internet Information server in my company's intranet and it had the security implemented by ADS (active directory service)owned by Microsoft and incompatible with Netscape. Then when I tried to see the pages in a sun workstation with netscape it gave an error message due to ADS.
We disabled ADS and it started to work...in all the pc's and SUN workstations.
But... some days after it did not work no more in the SUN workstations. I suspect that the CAD system administrator changed something in the CAD server configuration.
I continue...
The SUN workstations are part of our CAD area. This CAD area has a SUN server and all SUN workstation depend on it. From this server all the aplications are installed on the CAD area workstations. The server has NIS activated.
As far as I know UNIX can denied the access to an IP address if you include it in an specific system file.

Could anyone please tell me if it is posible to do it? and how and where could I find that file?

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Thank you very much jlevie, you were right. After your message I center my efforts in the webserver. I am not sure about what was exactly the restriction it had, but I talked to the administrator and he disabled all the restrictions of my application and it works again.

Thank you