It tells you that a web browser wants to access your web page and your server has rejected that specific HTTP method. This is an HTTP response status code error. 404 errors are common, and some sites use this to their advantage. HTTP 404Ī 404 code tells your users that your server can't find that page they requested with their browser. This code comes from the server when you're trying to access a restricted URL. This code shows up when the website you're requesting hasn't seen an update since your last visit. This is for situations where you want to send users to an alternate page for a short amount of time. It makes sense to redirect the low-traffic page to the high-traffic page to improve SEO for your site. For example, say you have two site pages about widgets with duplicate information and one gets more traffic than the other. This is the code for permanent redirects. This is a standard status code for websites that are performing well. These are some other common error codes you might see on your website: HTTP 200 HTTP codes show you how your web browser and website communicate. You'll see the HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP) 500 Internal Server Error when your server issue doesn't fit another error code. Instead, they're a generic response that catches any unexplainable server error. HTTP 500 errors aren't problems with your computer, browser, or internet connection.

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