Some Important HTTP Status Codes

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These Codes have 5 different ranges from 1×× - 5××.

1×× – Informational

2×× – Success

3×× – Redirection

4×× – Client error

5×× – Server error

 

100: Continue

101: Switching Protocols

102: Processing

103: Checkpoint

 

200: OK / Success

201: Created

202: Accepted

207: Multi-Status

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301: Moved Permanently

302: Found

307: Temporary Redirect

308: Permanent Redirect

 

400: Bad Request

401: Unauthorized

402: Payment Required

403: Forbidden

404: Not Found

408: Request Timeout

410: Gone

451: Unavailable for Legal Reasons

 

500: Internal Server Error

503: Service Unavailable

504: Gateway Timeout

 

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