iTP Secure WebServer System Administrators Guide (Version 7.5+)

Table 36 HTTP Status Codes (continued)
No content. The request was processed successfully; the
response does not contain a new document but might
contain metainformation to apply to the current document.
204
Partial content. The server fulfilled a request for a byte
range.
206
Moved permanently. The requested resource now resides
at a new location. The request was satisfied by redirection,
301
and any future requests for the resource should use the new
URL.
Found/Moved temporarily. The requested resource
temporarily resides at a different location. The request was
302
satisfied by redirection, but any future requests for the
resource should use the original URL.
Not modified. The requested object was not modified after
the date specified in the Web client’s “If-modified-since”
header.
304
Bad request. The Web client sent a request the server could
not understand.
400
Unauthorized. The request requires authorization (such as
a user name and password) for access to the requested
resource.
401
Forbidden. Access to the requested object is not allowed.
For example, the WebServer configuration might restrict
access to this region.
403
Not found. The requested object cannot be found on the
server, or access was denied. For example, the WebServer
404
configuration might restrict access to this region; several
configuration commands have a -noexist option, causing
the server to report that the file was not found, rather than
that access was denied.
Method not allowed. The request specifies a method not
permitted for this resource.
405
Not acceptable. The requested resource does not comply
with the characteristics specified in the Accept headers.
406
For example, the content is not available in the requested
language.
Request Timeout. The Request took too much time to
complete
408
Precondition failed. The requested resource did not meet
a condition specified in one or more request headers, for
example If-Modified-Since.
412
Request entity too large. The server cannot process the
request.
413
Requested range not satisfiable. The range specified in the
request does not exist in the resource; for example, the
416
starting position of a byte range specification has a value
greater than the length of the requested resource.
Expectation failed. A condition specified in the Expect
header cannot be satisfied by the server.
417
Security retry. The Secure HTTP enhancements on the
request were not acceptable to the server, but a retry with
different enhancements might be.
420
Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) Status Codes 263