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Understand Internet Language

There are some website show many kind of messages. Such as:
502 Bad Gateway,
4xx Client Error,
Continue,
408 Request Timeout, 

415 Unsupported Media Type,
450 Blocked by Windows Parental Controls,
500 Internal Server Error etc.

We don’t know about these messages. So know about it…….

502 Bad Gateway: This message mean that, it is continue with selected server proxy or gateway. Which is now under ‘downstream error’.

413 Request Entity Too Large: This message mean that, ‘out of limit request send to the server’.

204 No Content: ‘There are no content in server’.

203 Non-Authoritative Information (since HTTP/1.1): The message come from other source, which is give from server.

403 Forbidden: Server does not take request.

400 Bad Request: Request is not send proper system.

404 Not Found: In present it is not found, but it will found later.

410 Gone: In present it is not found and it will not found later.

408 Request Timeout: This request is timeout. Because It has minimum time to check server.



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