URGENT: 403 Forbidden on NIM /v1 Endpoints & Organization Login Loop

AI & Data Science NVIDIA NIM Access/Accounts
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Hi everyone,

I am currently building out a multi-agent microservices architecture and I am trying to integrate the NVIDIA NIM serverless endpoints into my orchestration pipeline. However, I am facing two critical blockers with my developer account:

Issue 1: HTTP 403 Forbidden on NIM Endpoints
Whenever I attempt to make a request to the /v1 serverless endpoints, I consistently receive a 403 Access Denied error. It seems my account lacks the proper Generative AI/NIM permissions to execute inferences.

Issue 2: Infinite Login Loop
To try and fix these permissions, I attempted to access my Personal Organization dashboard. Unfortunately, I am stuck in an endless login loop. The system fails to authenticate my session properly, leaving me completely unable to manage my API keys, check my organization settings, or self-resolve the issue.

Has anyone else experienced this specific combination of a 403 error on NIM coupled with an organization login loop?

I would really appreciate it if a moderator or NVIDIA engineer could check the backend routing for my account (the one associated with this forum profile) and help restore my access.

Thanks in advance for your time and guidance!

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Hey iglesiag1908,

It’s not an issue with `Public API Endpoints` permission. This is possibly an issue from Nvidia’s side where the API key is revoked from authorization for some reason.

What you can do is once you start getting the error, delete the old api key, generate another one and use that one moving forward. It is not a solution, rather a workaround.

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Hi @mohitchaumr,

Thanks for jumping in and for the suggestion! I understand that rotating the API key usually works as a workaround for the endpoint 403 error.

However, my Issue #2 is completely preventing me from doing exactly that. When I try to log in to the dashboard to delete the old key and generate a new one, the authentication redirect (cloudaccounts.nvidia.com) fails entirely and throws a plain 403 Forbidden error directly in the browser.

I am physically unable to reach the API management page, which is why I suspect my entire account’s authorization state is corrupted on the backend. I’m completely locked out.

Still hoping a moderator can reset my account’s login state!