500-599

Server error responses

The HTTP status codes in the range from 500 to 599 are server error codes. They are used by the server to tell the client that an error has occurred that prevented the request from being processed. These codes indicate that an error occurred that prevented the request from being processed. They are commonly used by web applications and APIs to indicate problems on the server. It is important to note that some of these codes can also help the client diagnose and fix the error. For example, the 500 code indicates that an internal server error has occurred, while the 503 code indicates that the server is currently unavailable. This information can help the client decide whether to resend the request or wait until the server is available again.

500-599

Server error responses

<500/> Internal Server Error

<501/> Not Implemented

<502/> Bad Gateway

<503/> Service Unavailable

<504/> Gateway Timeout

<506/> Variant Also Negotiates

<507/> Insufficient Storage

<508/> Loop Detected

<510/> Not Extended

<511/> Network Authentication Required

<520/> Web Server Returned an Unknown Error

<521/> Web Server Is Down

<522/> Connection Timed Out

<523/> Origin Is Unreachable

<524/> A Timeout Occurred

<525/> SSL Handshake Failed

<526/> Invalid SSL Certificate

<527/> Railgun Error

<530/> Error 530