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An overview of all HTTP status codes

These HTTP Status codes are returned by the server to the client software to determine the outcome of a request.

The first digit of the status code specifies one of five classes of response.

• 1xx Informational
• 2xx Success
• 3xx Redirection
• 4xx Client Error
• 5xx Server Error

Each Status-Code is described below.

• 200: request completed (OK)
• 201: object created, reason = new URI
• 202: async completion (TBS)
• 203: partial completion
• 204: no info to return
• 205: request completed, but clear form
• 206: partial GET furfilled
• 300: server couldn’t decide what to return
• 301: object permanently moved
• 302: object temporarily moved
• 303: redirection w/ new access method
• 304: if-modified-since was not modified
• 305: redirection to proxy, location header specifies proxy to use
• 307: HTTP/1.1: keep same verb
• 400: invalid syntax
• 401: access denied
• 402: payment required
• 403: request forbidden
• 404: object not found
• 405: method is not allowed
• 406: no response acceptable to client found
• 407: proxy authentication required
• 408: server timed out waiting for request
• 409: user should resubmit with more info
• 410: the resource is no longer available
• 411: the server refused to accept request w/o a length
• 412: precondition given in request failed
• 413: request entity was too large
• 414: request URI too long
• 415: unsupported media type
• 500: internal server error
• 501: required not supported
• 502: error response received from gateway
• 503: temporarily overloaded
• 504: timed out waiting for gateway
• 505: HTTP version not supported

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