302: Found A 302 means that the target destination has been found, but it lives in a different location. However, it is a rather ambiguous status code because it doesn’t tell if this is a temporary situation. Use a 302 redirect only if you want to temporarily redirect a URL to a dif...
This is similar to a 500 error and it usually means the server is unavailable—however, sometimes the code means it’s anexpectederror. While a 500 status code says “Hey, something went wrong with the server, but we don’t know what happened”, a 503 status code says “Hey, something...
This class of status code indicates a provisional response, consisting only of the Status-Line and optional headers, and is terminated by an empty line. There are no required headers for this class of status code. Since HTTP/1.0 did not define any 1xx status codes, servers MUST NOT send a...
404 - Not Found: If you've been anywhere near SEO, you're probably well-acquainted with the 404 Status Code. It simply means that the requested data does not exist on the server. These can occur when people try to request URLs that don't exist, sometimes because they typed the URL wr...
302 – Found 304 – Not Modified 305 – Use Proxy 307 – Temporary Redirect 4xx Status Codes These areclient errors. That means something went wrong with therequest(client/user) and not the response (website/web server). They include: ...
100 — Continue: This interim status code means the server received the initial request, and the client should continue. 101 — Switching protocols: This code is a response to an Upgrade header field request and states the protocol the server will switch to. 102 — Processing: This response ...
306 “Switch Proxy”– This code is no longer in use. It means that the following requests should use the specified proxy. 307 “Temporary redirect”– This is the new code for temporary redirects that replaced the HTTP 302 code. It specifies that the requested resource has moved to another...
Typically, this HTTP status code means that the request contains invalid characters or sequences, or that the request goes against the security settings in the Http.sys file.IIS defines the following HTTP status codes that indicate a more specific cause of an error 400:...
For this status code, it means that the request should be repeated with another URI. However, any future requests should still use the original URI. It is essentially like the 302 Found HTTP code, but with the exception that the user agent must not change the HTTP method used. If a POST...
However, this also means that your temporary URL will not benefit from any link juice because Google knows it won't be there long. For comparison, a 301 code typically sends most link equity to your new URL, but your page can experience some drop in ranking as a result of the redirect...