Log in to cPanel. Under the Domains section, click the Redirects icon. From the Type dropdown menu, select your preferred type of redirect. Permanent 301 is a redirect that will update the visitor’s bookmarks and direct search engines to the new site. Temporary 302 is a redirect that will redirect the visitor or search engine but will not update […]
Custom Error Pages
When an error code is generated, the server provides a default web page to the client. Using custom error pages allows you to brand your error pages or provide unique or very specific information when a visitor generates an error.
505: HTTP Version Not Supported
This error is caused by a client or browser attempting to use a version of the HTTP protocol that is not supported by the web server. This is a rare error and can likely be resolved by using a client who uses the correct, current standards.
504: Gateway Timeout
When you attempt to access a web page, the server where your action is routed through places a time limit on that request; if a response is not provided after a certain amount of time, a 504 error page may appear in your browser. 504 errors are normally a result […]
503: Service Unavailable
This error is likely due to an issue on your server which will require additional assistance. Typically this can occur when your server is temporarily overloaded or undergoing maintenance. For in-depth information on this particular error, please visit the link below:
502: Bad Gateway
This HTTP status code indicates that one server received an invalid response from another server that it was accessing while attempting to load a website or complete another request. This error page can appear in various forms, e.g., 502 Service Temporarily Overloaded, HTTP 502, 502 Proxy Error, and Temporary Error […]
501: Not Implemented
This status code indicates that the HTTP method of the request from the client is not understood or supported by the server. The methods currently defined by the HTTP protocol are as follows: OPTIONS, GET, HEAD, POST, PUT, DELETE, TRACE, and CONNECT. This issue is generally indicative of an issue […]
500: Internal Server Error
Your web server encountered an unexpected condition that prevented it from fulfilling the request by the visitor. Something has gone wrong, but the server can not be more specific about the error condition in its response to the visitor.
What is a Server Error Code?
Server Error Codes begin with the number 5, such as 500 or 503 (two of the most common server-side errors). These error pages indicate that an issue was experienced on the server that prevented it from serving the request. Unlike Client Error Codes, a Server Error Code can sometimes be […]
421: Too Many Connections
The maximum number of connections from one IP is 8. If you encounter a 421 error, this means that you have exceeded this limit. You can no longer control your FTP connections via FTP Sessions Control in cPanel; this must now be completed via your FTP client.