VCF 3.9 – “Got bad CSRF token; invalid CSRF token”
The following is a known VCF 3.9 error that may appear on the SDDC Manager GUI: “Got bad CSRF token; invalid CSRF token” As per the VCF 3.9 Release Notes: […]
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The following is a known VCF 3.9 error that may appear on the SDDC Manager GUI: “Got bad CSRF token; invalid CSRF token” As per the VCF 3.9 Release Notes: […]
The following is a known VCF 3.9 error that may appear on the SDDC Manager GUI:
“Got bad CSRF token; invalid CSRF token”
As per the VCF 3.9 Release Notes:
The “Got bad CSRF token; invalid CSRF token” error message appears
The options of the csurf
middleware are not configured properly. When you try to log in again after being logged out for almost two hours, the CSRF token error appears. This issue occurs because the old CSRF cookies have a conflict with the newly created session cookies.
Workaround: To reset cookies for the CSRF tokens, log out from the SDDC Dashboard and log in back again.
VMware Cloud Foundation 3.9 Release Notes
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I just hit this after upgrading to VCF on VxRail 3.9.0, and thought that I was in BIG trouble 🙂 I had closed and relaunched the browser, but not actually logged out/in again. Thanks!
Thank you for documenting and sharing this.
I already ran in lots of different issues with vCF, but this one was new for me.
Thanks, I was affraid that this was going to be a long troubleshooting issue.
🙏
Glad it all worked out. Thanks for reading!
Thank you for documenting and sharing this,
I’ve ran into a lot different issues with vCF already, but this one was new for me.
I was afraid that this was going to be a long troubleshooting case again.
Thank god it’s not.
Thanks 🙏