Experiencing difficulties in accessing the link in the browser following the creation of a queue storage

Hello hephzi p

I sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused. I observed that you asked the same question yesterday, but it seems it has not yet been resolved. In the future, I kindly ask that you verify the correct tag before submitting your question.

I understand that your experiencing difficulties in accessing the message link in the browser due to an error indicating that I do not have the necessary authorization to view the link.

Please be informed that Azure Queue Storage is intended for communication between applications rather than for direct access via a web browser. Consequently, you cannot just insert a message link into a browser and anticipate viewing the message content because web browsers are not designed to handle the authentication and authorization mechanisms required to directly access Azure Storage APIs so there isn't a direct, shareable URL that you can paste into a browser to view a queue message.

• Make sure that you have the necessary permissions to access the queue storage in your Azure portal. Ensure that you have the appropriate role assignments (such as Storage Blob Data Contributor or Storage Queue Data Contributor) to access the queue storage.
• If you are trying to access the message link with a browser, you may need to generate a Shared Access Signature (SAS) token with the required permissions (e.g., read) for the queue storage. You can generate a SAS token with tools like Azure Storage Explorer or programmatically using Azure SDKs.
• Verify the network configuration settings for your queue storage. Ensure that the firewall rules and virtual network settings are configured correctly to allow access to the queue storage from your network.Check the authorization settings for the queue messages themselves. Make sure that the messages are not set to private or have restricted access that is causing the authorization error.

Alternatives: Instead, you can use Azure Storage Explorer this is the easiest way to confirm that you can access your queue and messages. If this works, your basic network connectivity and authentication are fine.

Hope the above answer helps! Please let us know do you have any further queries.

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