Common Internet Error Codes

Common Internet Error Codes

Here are the most common codes and messages you're likely to see on your Web browser (HTTP), when accessing Usenet, using e-mail, or using the FTP protocol to upload or download files.

The codes can generally by grouped as follows -

• 100-199 - Information Codes. Provide information about the request or the servers involved.
• 200-299 - Success Codes. Indicate that the request was accepted or the requested file has no content (empty).
• 300-399 - Redirects. Requested content has moved.
• 400-499 - Client Errors. Cannot find content or you don't have the correct permissions to access it.
• 500-599 - Server Errors. There is a problem at the server end stopping the request from completing successfully.

Code	Title	Description
100	Continue
101	Switching Protocols
200	OK	The request was successful
201	Created	The request was successful and a new resource was created
202	Accepted	The request was accepted for processing, but the processing is not yet complete
203	Non-Authoritative Information
204	No Content	The server has processed the request but there is no new information to be returned
205	Reset Content
206	Partial Content
300	Multiple Choices	The requested resource is available at one or more locations
301	Moved Permanently	The requested resource has been assigned a new URL and any further references should use this new URL
302	Moved Temporarily	The requested resource resides at a different location, but will return to this location in the future
303	See Other
304	Not Modified	The requested resource has not been modified since the date specified in the If-Modified_Since header
305	Use Proxy
400	Bad Request	The server could not properly interpret the request. Normally means that either address hasn't been entered correctly or the page no longer exists.
401	Unauthorised	The site being accessed is protected and you either entered the incorrect password or the host does not want users coming from your domain to enter.
402	Payment Required
403	Forbidden	You are not permitted to access this document. It is either password-protected or the host does not want your domain to enter.
404	Not Found	The host server can't find the HTML document at the URL you've entered. Either you have mistyped the URL, the document no longer exists, or you've been given the wrong URL.
405	Method Not Allowed
406	Not Acceptable
407	Proxy Authentication Required
408	Request Time-Out
409	Conflict
410	Gone
411	Length Required
412	Precondition Failed
413	Request Entity Too Large
414	Request-URL Too Large
415	Unsupported Media Type
500	Internal Server Error	The server could not satisfy the request due to an internal error condition.
501	Not Implemented
502	Bad Gateway	The server received an invalid response from the server from which it was trying to retrieve information.
503	Out of Resources
504	Gateway Time-Out
505	HTTP Version not supported
	Bad File Request	The form you're trying to access is not supported by your browser or there is an error in the form.
	Cannot Add Form Submission Result to Bookmark List	Occurs when you've submitted a search request and then try to save the result as a bookmark. Even though it may look like a valid address, the resulting page does not have a URL that can be reused so it can't be added to your bookmark list.
	Connection Refused by Host	You're not permitted to access this document either because it's password-protected or the host doesn't permit your domain to enter.
	Failed DNS Lookup	The URL you requested could not be translated into a valid Internet address by the domain name system. This is either a result of a mistake in the system or you could have mistakenly entered an incorrect URL
	File Contains no Data	The site you accessed doesn't contain any Web pages on it.
	Helper Application not Found	You're trying to load a file of a type that your browser doesn't recognise
	Host Unavailable	The server computer that hosts this site could not be reached. The server may be offline or down for maintenance
	Host Unknown	The server you're trying to reach is not connected, or you have lost your own connection. You may have also entered the URL incorrectly.
	Network Connection was Refused by the Server	Some servers have limits on the number of people or request they can handle at a time. If you get this message, the server is probably too busy to handle one more user.
	NNTP Server Error	This error occurs when you are trying to log on to a Usenet newsgroup. An NNTP server is part of your Internet service provider's software, so if this error occurs the software may be malfunctioning or the newsgroup does not exist.
	Permission Denied	When connecting to an FTP site, can signify that you cannot upload to the site, download a certain file, or access a certain directory.
	Too Many Connections - Try Again Later	The limit to the number of people who can use the site at one time has been exceeded.
	Too Many Users	To avoid slow uploading and downloading rates, site administrators set a maximum number of users that can access the site at one time. Your request is one too many.
	Unable to Locate Host	The server is either down for maintenance or you may have lost your connection.
	Unable to Locate the Server	The server indicated in the URL you typed or clicked from either no longer exists or was entered incorrectly.
	Viewer not Found	Your browser doesn't recognise files of this type.
	You Can't Log on as an Anonymous User	You must have a valid username and password to log onto this FTP site.

How to Transfer Data from One Laptop to Another using Crossover Cable

Lots of time my friends asked me how to transfer their data from his one laptop to new one without using flash drives or CD/DVDs or without going to a LAN network. And this remind me to write an article about how to transfer data from old PC/Laptops to new ones.

There are two ways you can transfer your data:

1. Using ad-hoc wireless network (that uses wireless card).
2. Using Cross-Over Cable.

As, this article is about Crossover Cable, there are certain steps you need to make sure, setup are configured properly. I will try to go through all the different steps.

Step 1 – Configure IP Addresses

Usually, if you are using a crossover cable to connect two computers, the computers are not connected to a LAN network. In this case, you will need to configure static IP addresses for each computer.
You have to make sure that both computers have IP addresses that are on the same subnet. For example, if you give one computer an IP address of 192.168.0.1, then you should give the second computer an IP of 192.168.0.2. (There can’t be two apartments with same house number in the city)
If you used the above IP addresses, you should use a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0. If you use an incorrect subnet mask, the connection will not work. (Subnet mask is responsible for dividing IP address into network address and host address)
Lastly, the value for the default gateway should be the same on both machines. You can pick which IP address you want to use, but use it on both computers for the default gateway.

Look at the screenshot:

Step 2 –Connect both computers with Crossover Cable

The second thing you need to verify is that you actually have a proper crossover cable. Basically, there are a few different types of crossover cables, but it’s best to get the standard crossover cable where the green and orange pairs are swapped and the brown and blue pairs stay in the same position.
The only pins that need to be crossed are 1,3 and 2,6. So just check your cable on both end and make sure it matches the diagram.

 

Crossover cable internal structure (left) and image (right).

Step 3 – Local User Accounts

If you’re having problems accessing files both ways, you may have to create a user account on each computer that has the same name and same password. This helps get past any kind of Access is Denied errors that may pop up.
Make sure the accounts are administrator accounts also! It’s best to create a new account rather than rename a current account.

Step 4 – Disable Firewalls 
(remember, you are in standalone mode so it’s safe to disable temporarily).

Finally, you should disable the firewall on both computers to ensure that none of the file sharing ports are being blocked. You can do this by going to Control Panel and then Windows Firewall. Click on Off.

Now You have done! Be Sure you have followed the steps same as it was written here.
In case, if you would face any problem, write your problem with a screenshot,I will try to reply as early as possible.

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How to send password protected Email

Now a days, Email is the most common media for information interchange. It is used by most of the working person. Most of the popular email servers such as GMail, Yahoo mail, Hotmail and many other provide this email service for free. Users need to create a free account and then they can use their account for sending and recieveing emails.


But Cyber criminals are always try to hack passwords of users email account to read emails and misuse the account. Do you know? you can also protect each mail sent by you with a password for better information security. If some one maneged to get into the account, he would not be able to read the email without knowing the password. To send the password protect email, you have to use a third party service named as LockBin
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Fill the form and send the mail. And also inform receiver that you have sent the mail and password as well
Recipient will get the email with a link. To read the email, he will have to go the link and verifiy the password which you have entered while sending the email.
After submitting password Receiver can view message.
This service is free and easy to use. So use this for secure communication over the internet.