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I am facing problem in running Tridion WebForms client. It was working until 1st of Aug 14, but suddenly heard from our MIS team that our Tridion security certificate has been expired and they have renewed with new one.

We are running tridion url in https mode.

The message which we are getting whenever we try to access Tridion webform:

403 Forbidden error

I have checked all the security setting applied on Webform site in IIS7. All seems fine same as UAT server where same site is configure.

Here our webform url is running under the SDL CMS website.

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  • Do you mean Web form or web farm? You've said one thing in the title, and another in the body of your question. That aside, I'm finding it difficult to interpret your question. If it's simply about how to manage the certificate on your https server, perhaps it's enough of a Tridion-specific question to belong here. Can you perhaps give more details?
    – Dominic Cronin
    Commented Aug 27, 2014 at 18:11
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    I mean Tridion webforms, this is a tool from which we can create a user forms and survey. I am just going to try the suggestion given by Brijesh. Lets try the luck.
    – Prince Sharma
    Commented Aug 28, 2014 at 8:15
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    Have you find any webservice in your IIS Manager in CMS server, name can be differ so keep in mind the file name "Webforms.asmx"
    – Brijesh Shukla
    Commented Aug 29, 2014 at 10:18

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If your Tridion webform is running under the SDL CMS website and CMS url having https means you need to have certificate to access the site.

As per my knowledge tridion webform use one "webformWS" webservice and it must be installed some where in IIS.

Please check the webservice named with Webform in your IIS and check the property.

as per your environment it must be running under your SDLCMS website. and they have applied certificate in webservice as well.

Please go and de-activate the certificate from it.

Below are the step(s):

  1. Click Start, point to Administrative Tools, and then click Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager.

  2. In IIS Manager, expand the local computer, and then expand Web Sites.

  3. Right-click virtual folder/ website and then click Properties.

  4. Click the Directory Security tab, and then Server Certificate.

  5. Click on the Edit button under secure communication section.

    a. Un-check the “Require secure channel (ssl) option.

    b. Select the “Ignore certificates” option.

  6. Click “OK” and close the box.

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