A network security engineer must export packet captures from the Cisco FMC web browser while troubleshooting an issue. When navigating to the address Error! Hyperlink reference not valid. IP>/capure/C

A browser proxy setting is unlikely to cause a 403 Forbidden error directly from the server for an FMC/FTD interaction, as the primary cause here is server-side.

Disabling HTTPS would downgrade security and is generally not a recommended solution; the issue is that secure access is currently *forbidden*, not that HTTP is preferred.

Using the FTD IP as a proxy is an incorrect approach; the FTD is the source of the PCAP, not a proxy server for the browser in this context.

The error "403: Forbidden" often indicates that the server is configured to deny access or that the required service is not running or enabled. For secure access and export of PCAP files from the FTD via the FMC, the HTTPS server must be explicitly enabled in the device platform policy applied to the FTD device to ensure the necessary secure communication channel is open for file transfer.