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HTTP 403: Forbidden browsing to ConsolePlus

  • March 4, 2026
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We recently installed Nintex RPA 25.11. 
In Nintex Admin, we’ve defined user “testuser”, and granted “Console Mgr/API calls=Y”.

Nginx is configured for HTTP only (port 80).  We’re not using A/D.

When I browse to http://myserver-fqdn/console, I get “HTTP 403: Forbidden”.
  <= In other words, I’m browsing using my Windows login, vs. Nintex “testuser”

Q: What should I do in order to access ConsolePlus?

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pratheep
Nintex Employee
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  • Nintex Employee
  • March 5, 2026

Hi ​@paulsm4,

This could be an UI issue. If you see the navigation on the left, you may click any of the links and navigate to a page and the error will be gone.

If navigation is not visible, it could be due to a racing condition between some of the RPA services. To fix this, open System Manager. You will see a list of all the RPA services. They should all be running. Look for License Manager Svc and restart the service.

Then see if you can access Console. If not, try a few times until you are able access. You can also try restarting all services, then restart License Manager Svc.

This is an issue we are addressing in the next release.


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  • March 5, 2026

Thank you for the reply:

  • There was no “navigation on the left”
      <= I tried both Chrome and Firefox, from multiple different hosts
  • I went into Nintex System Manager.  All services were “Green” (running)
  • Finally, I stopped/started license manager (in Nintex System Manager)
      <= I’m still getting the nginx page saying “403 Forbidden”

ALSO:

  • We’ve rebooted multiple times (all services automatically restarting each time)
  • “Popup windows” are enabled

pratheep
Nintex Employee
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  • Nintex Employee
  • March 5, 2026

Hi ​@paulsm4, if after restarting all services, then restart license manager service does not solve the issue, please log a support ticket so Nintex’s support engineers may take a closer look at the issue and offer solution. Thank you.


pratheep
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  • Nintex Employee
  • March 6, 2026

@paulsm4 another workaround you could try is setting the value of StartDelaySec to 10 in [Nintex RPA installation folder] \services \Kryon.Server.ServicesWatchdog \appsettings.Production.json


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  • March 6, 2026

Thank you for the suggestion - I’d be happy to try.


There are about 30 instances of “StartDelaySec” in appsettings.Production.json.


The first one is under “MonitoredApplicationSettings”.


Q: Do you want me to change MonitoredApplicationSettings > StartDelaySec to “10”, and reboot the server?  Or “something else”?


pratheep
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  • Nintex Employee
  • March 6, 2026

@paulsm4 change the StartDelaySec of  License Manager Svc to 10. Try reboot the server if it doesn’t work immediately after the change.


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  • March 6, 2026

Thank you:

  • I updated appsettings.Productions.json > "License Manager Svc" > > "StartDelaySec": 10 and rebooted:
      <= No-go: I’m still getting "nginx: 403 Forbidden"
  • There are NO errors or warnings in the SEQ log:
      http://my-server-fqdn/seq/#/events 
  • I also opened Nintex Support Case #00750338 (yesterday evening).