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Hello everyone.

When opening the SecureHub Store, it shows the message "Your sign on has expired. Please sign on again to continue".

 

The configuration was done by NS wizard, I could confirm that the clientless domains are correct on "Gateway > Global Settings > Configure Domains for Clientless Access"

I checked the clientless policies that were referenced at this article: https://support.citrix.com/article/CTX208792.

And I checked that the domain alias is equally on both, Netscaler's LDAP and XenMobile's LDAP.

 

I got the logs from the server, and it seems the cause:

 

WARN | http-nio-18443-exec-5 | com.citrix.xms.store | csrf token=XXXXXXXXXXXX failed to check csrf token

INFO | http-nio-18443-exec-5 | com.citrix.xms.store | filter.CsrfRequest - failed to validate csrf for this request, return 403

 

Server version: 10.13.0.11

NS version: tested on 12.1.57 and 12.1.60

 

Any thought are welcome.

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On 11/25/2020 at 10:31 PM, Alessandro Miotto Marques1709152314 said:

Hello everyone.

When opening the SecureHub Store, it shows the message "Your sign on has expired. Please sign on again to continue".

 

The configuration was done by NS wizard, I could confirm that the clientless domains are correct on "Gateway > Global Settings > Configure Domains for Clientless Access"

I checked the clientless policies that were referenced at this article: https://support.citrix.com/article/CTX208792.

And I checked that the domain alias is equally on both, Netscaler's LDAP and XenMobile's LDAP.

 

I got the logs from the server, and it seems the cause:

 

WARN | http-nio-18443-exec-5 | com.citrix.xms.store | csrf token=XXXXXXXXXXXX failed to check csrf token

INFO | http-nio-18443-exec-5 | com.citrix.xms.store | filter.CsrfRequest - failed to validate csrf for this request, return 403

 

Server version: 10.13.0.11

NS version: tested on 12.1.57 and 12.1.60

 

Any thought are welcome.

 

We had the same issue described here on a on-Prem installation.

see solution in the attachment. Best regards

 

CLI:

#Netscaler config: the index number must be free, check what entries are free and take the next free index number

bind policy patset ns_cvpn_default_inet_domains FQDN-OF-MDM:8443 -index 10

solution - failed to check csrf token - error 403.pdf

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