i am running a Consul agent in a Docker container, connecting to Consul servers running on VMs. I set acl_policy to allow . I checked the tokens on the servers that i know can connect and it is the same. cat /home/jenkins/Consul/Consul/consul.d/client/config.json { “server”: false, “datacenter…

Are you sure that acl default policy is allow at the server side? registration blocked by ACLs Beside your agent is very, very old using version 1.2.1. :wink:

@rkibbe , You can check the value of acl.default_policy in the server’s configuration files, or use the /v1/agent/self HTTP API endpoint to determine the default ACL policy. $ curl --silent \ --header "X-Consul-Token: $CONSUL_HTTP_TOKEN" \ $CONSUL_HTTP_ADDR/v1/agent/self | jq .DebugCo…

Rpc error making call: Permission denied

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rkibbe August 12, 2020, 5:26pm 3

how do i check if acl default policy is allow at the server side?

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Rpc error making call: Permission denied

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