浏览器状态码（国外英文资料）.doc

浏览器状态码（国外英文资料） These status codes represent temporary responses. The client should be ready to receive one or more 1xx responses before receiving the regular response. 100 - go on. 101-switch protocol. 2 xx - success This type of status code indicates that the server successfully accepts the client request. 200 - sure. Client requests have been successful. 201 - has been created. 202 - its accepted. 203-non-authoritative information. 204 - nothing. 205 - reset the content. 206 - part of it. 207 - multiple states (WebDAV). 3x-redirect The client browser must do more to implement the request. For example, the browser might have to request a different page on the server or repeat the request through the proxy server. 301 - has moved permanently 302 - the object has moved. 304 - unchanged. 307 - temporary redirects. 4xx - client error There is an error and the client seems to have a problem. For example, a client request does not exist and the client does not provide valid authentication information. 400-error request. 401 - access is rejected. IIS defines several different 401 errors to indicate more specific error reasons. These specific error codes are displayed in the browser, but not in the IIS log: 401.1 - login failed. 401.2 - the server configuration failed to login. 401.3 - because ACL is not authorized for resource constraints. 401.4 - filter authorization failed. 401.5 - ISAPI/CGI application authorization failed. 401.7 - the URL validation policy on the Web server denies access. This error code is for IIS 6.0. 403 - disable access: IIS defines several different 403 errors to indicate more specific error reasons: 403.1 - execution access is forbidden. 403.2 - read access is forbidden. 403.3 - write access is forbidden. 403.4 - request SSL. 403.5 - request SSL 128. 403.6 - the IP address was rejected. 403.7 - requires the client certificate. 403.8 - site access is rejected. 403.9 - too many users. 403.10 - the configuration is invalid. 403.11-password change.