HTTP Status Codes
1. 2xx class of status codes indicates that the action request by client was received and processed successfully without any issues.
2. 3xx class of status code indicates the client must take additional action to complete the request.
3. 4xx class of status code is mainly intended for cases in which the client have received error that explained by server
4. 5xx class of status codes are intended for cases in which the server unable to process the request
OR
1xx: Informational - Request received, continuing process
2xx: Success - The action was successfully received, understood, and accepted
3xx: Redirection - Further action must be taken in order to complete the request
4xx: Client Error - The request contains bad syntax or cannot be fulfilled
5xx: Server Error - The server failed to fulfill an apparently valid request
.
S.No. |
Value
|
Description
|
1 |
100
|
Continue |
2 |
101
|
Switching Protocols |
3 |
102
|
Processing |
4 |
103-199
|
Unassigned |
5 |
200
|
OK |
6 |
201
|
Created |
7 |
202
|
Accepted |
8 |
203
|
Non-Authoritative Information |
9 |
204
|
No Content |
10 |
205
|
Reset Content |
11 |
206
|
Partial Content |
12 |
207
|
Multi-Status |
13 |
208
|
Already Reported |
14 |
209-225
|
Unassigned |
15 |
226
|
IM Used |
16 |
227-299
|
Unassigned |
17 |
300
|
Multiple Choices |
18 |
301
|
Moved Permanently |
19 |
302
|
Found |
20 |
303
|
See Other |
21 |
304
|
Not Modified |
22 |
305
|
Use Proxy |
23 |
306
|
(Unused) |
24 |
307
|
Temporary Redirect |
25 |
308
|
Permanent Redirect |
26 |
309-399
|
Unassigned |
27 |
400
|
Bad Request |
28 |
401
|
Unauthorized |
29 |
402
|
Payment Required |
30 |
403
|
Forbidden |
31 |
404
|
Not Found |
32 |
405
|
Method Not Allowed |
33 |
406
|
Not Acceptable |
34 |
407
|
Proxy Authentication Required |
35 |
408
|
Request Timeout |
36 |
409
|
Conflict |
37 |
410
|
Gone |
38 |
411
|
Length Required |
39 |
412
|
Precondition Failed |
40 |
413
|
Payload Too Large |
41 |
414
|
URI Too Long |
42 |
415
|
Unsupported Media Type |
43 |
416
|
Range Not Satisfiable |
44 |
417
|
Expectation Failed |
45 |
418-420
|
Unassigned |
46 |
421
|
Misdirected Request |
47 |
422
|
Unprocessable Entity |
48 |
423
|
Locked |
49 |
424
|
Failed Dependency |
50 |
425
|
Unassigned |
51 |
426
|
Upgrade Required |
52 |
427
|
Unassigned |
53 |
428
|
Precondition Required |
54 |
429
|
Too Many Requests |
55 |
430
|
Unassigned |
56 |
431
|
Request Header Fields Too Large |
57 |
432-499
|
Unassigned |
58 |
500
|
Internal Server Error |
59 |
501
|
Not Implemented |
60 |
502
|
Bad Gateway |
61 |
503
|
Service Unavailable |
62 |
504
|
Gateway Timeout |
63 |
505
|
HTTP Version Not Supported |
64 |
506
|
Variant Also Negotiates |
65 |
507
|
Insufficient Storage |
66 |
508
|
Loop Detected |
67 |
509
|
Unassigned |
68 |
510
|
Not Extended |
69 |
511
|
Network Authentication Required |
70 |
512-599
|
Unassigned |
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