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So I was working on packaging some applications and wanted to test it on a machine. I went to admin dropped the file, gave it info data. I then went into the console to create a policy for it...all worked fine.



So then I opened remote and it said it can't reach the server (error 403). So I went back to the web console, I can connect to it fine and look at all the things. I then tried to open admin, got the can't reach server error again.



I looked at my keychains thinking a proxy setting might be blocking it up, removed the proxy keychains and tried again - same issue.



Just to make sure it wasn't a bigger issue then my machine I tried from other machines and it works fine. So any idea why my iMac is all of a sudden getting 403 error when trying to connect with admin and remote? Never seen this happen before.

If you are using a site admin account, make sure you have chosen a site from the drop down in the web interface before attempting to use Casper Remote.



We're on 9.72 and I was able to replicate the same error. It was because I was using a site admin account with custom permissions and had "Full JSS" selected in the web interface.





When attempting to login to Casper Remote with the same account I received two errors:



I confirmed that our certs were good, clicking "Continue" resulted in:



The fix for me was to change the drop down in the web interface to a specific site before attempting to login to Casper Remote. I also had to close Casper Remote and re-open in order for it to recognize the change.

That was it. So my userid was moved from one group to another in AD and I needed to user a second account to log into JAMF. On my iMac the keychain still had the password for my old account - which is forbidden to log in (hence 403). So it all makes sense now. Thanks!

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