What are common HTTP errors?
Sometimes, you’ll receive standard HTTP error messages that might be a bit cryptic. Internet Explorer 6 does a good job of showing friendly versions of those messages to let you know what’s going on, but other browsers don’t. So here’s the ones you’ll see the most often… *404-File Not Found-this means that the page you’re trying to reach doesn’t exist on the domain where the page is coming from. You might see this when you end up at a bad link, or enter in a URL incorrectly when typing one. *403-Forbidden-this means that the page or resource you were trying to access is somehow restricted via a security measure on the server on which it lies. *401-Unauthorized-this means that you have not supplied, or incorrectly supplied a username and password while attempting to access a password-protected page or site. *500.x-Internal Server Errors-this means that there is something wrong with the server. It could be a process running on the server required to display a page you’re trying to reac
