Http 403.6 error when accessing the Remote Web Workplace

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I am receiving a 403.6 error when I am trying to access the Remote Web
Workplace. I have tested this inside the network and outside as
well. I get a certificate prompt then the error comes up. I have
confirmed all IP address restrictions and all ports that need to be
open. I have re-run the CIECW and it still is not coneccting.

Thanks in advance

Mark Chapman

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