Here, in this blog, we will discuss a way to fix this error right after talking about what caused this issue in the first place. Let’s get started!
What causes the 403 error the request could not be satisfied request blocked?
There could be a handful of reasons for the issue to occur. Here we have mentioned the popular ones:
Permission blocked – If you don’t have the necessary permissions to access the content on the server, then you may get this error on CloudFront. SSL/TLS certificate misconfigured – If your CloudFront distribution has SSL/TLS certificate and it is not configured correctly, then you can encounter this issue. Configuration errors – If CloudFront is configured to block requests from an IP address, you might get a 403 error. Domain name not associated – If the requested alternate domain name is not related to CloudFront distribution, you might get this error. Action and Rule are not aligned – If the default action is set to Allow, but the request made matches to a rule which is set to Block. If the action is set to Block, but the rule is set to Allow.
How can I fix the 403 errors request could not be satisfied?
1. Modify the AWS WAF Rules if the default action is set to Allow
2. Modify the AWS WAF Rules if the default action is set to Block
So, in this way, you can fix the 403 error the request could not be satisfied error on CloudFront. Follow all the steps and let us know if it worked for you in the comments section below.
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