HTTP Status Codes

Comprehensive HTTP Status Code Reference Guide - Learn about redirect codes, error codes, and success codes

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  • 408 Request Timeout (HTTP Status Code 408)

    HTTP status code 408 indicates that the server timed out waiting for the client to send a request. This situation usually occurs when the client fails to send the request within the time expected by the server, causing the server to close the connection.

  • 410 Gone (HTTP Status Code 410)

    HTTP 410 Gone status code is a client error response code in the HTTP protocol. It indicates that the resource requested by the client is permanently unavailable on the server.

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  • 405 Method Not Allowed (HTTP Status Code 405)

    HTTP status code 405 indicates that the server understood the client's request but does not support the requested method for that resource.

  • 406 Not Acceptable (HTTP Status Code 406)

    HTTP status code 406 indicates that the server cannot provide a suitable response based on the content characteristics (such as language, encoding, etc.) requested by the client.

  • 407 Proxy Authentication Required (HTTP Status Code 407)

    HTTP status code 407 indicates that the client did not provide the correct authentication information when attempting to send a request through a proxy server, or did not provide any authentication information at all.

  • 409 Conflict (HTTP Status Code 409)

    HTTP status code 409 indicates that the server encountered a conflict while processing the request, typically because the request is inconsistent with the current state of the server.