The following is a list of errors you may receive when attempting to reach certain Web sites, and what those errors mean. Please note that all browsers react differently, and Web servers may have custom errors, so the wording of the error on the page you are trying to view may be slightly different. The World Wide Web Consortium handles guidelines for the interaction of Web browsers and web sites.
This means that the owner of the site has decided to limit access to their Web page. Typically, a password is needed to access the site. Please verify your spelling and punctuation (such as capitalization and punctuation). If you believe you should be able to access this site, please contact the administrator for that site. Typically, this is webmaster@domainname.com, such as webmaster@dialmaine.com.
This error is usually a configuration error on the Web site. It means that the file you are trying to access is not set to be readable for users. If you believe you should be able to access this file, please contact the administrator for that site. Typically, this is webmaster@domainname.com, such as webmaster@dialmaine.com.
This error means that the page you are looking for no longer exists on the server. This can occur for several different reasons: the link you followed was out of date, the site has recently been updated and that page was removed or renamed, the URL was misspelled, or the account has been removed from the server. If you believe you should be able to access this site, please contact the administrator for that site. Typically, this is webmaster@domainname.com, such as webmaster@dialmaine.com.
This error is a direct result of an incorrectly written web site. Typically, it occurs on a page with a form, or where you are sending information to the server. This error can only be resolved by the web site administrator. You may wish to inform the administrator of the problem. Typically, their address is webmaster@domainname.com, such as webmaster@dialmaine.com.
This error means that you are unable to reach the Web server hosting the web site you are looking for. This can occur for a variety of reasons, such as: network issues, Web server maintenance, a busy Web server, or the Web site has moved or no longer exists. If you believe you should be able to access this site, please contact the administrator for that site. Typically, this is webmaster@domainname.com, such as webmaster@dialmaine.com.
This error means that the Web site you are trying to view has limitations imposed on it regarding the amount of traffic it can receive in a day or a month. This is normally a temporary condition, and you should be able to access the site at a later time.
This error means that the site you are attempting to access is too busy to accept additional connections at this time. This is normally a temporary condition, and you should be able to access the site at a later time.
This error means that the page you are looking for no longer exists on the server. This can occur for several different reasons: the link you followed was out of date, the site has recently been updated and that page was removed or renamed, the URL was misspelled, or the account has been removed from the server. If you believe you should be able to access this site, please contact the administrator for that site. Typically, this is webmaster@domainname.com, such as webmaster@dialmaine.com.
This error is usually caused by the URL being incorrect. URL mistakes may be caused by the Web page generating the URL, as opposed to mistyping. In either cause, the site administrator will need to correct this problem. Typically, this is webmaster@domainname.com, such as webmaster@dialmaine.com.
This error is caused because the web browser is attempting to access a program that is not available to it. Helper applications can do a variety of tasks, such as: decompress files, play sounds, show animations, or other activities. Typically these applications are referred to as plug-ins, due to the fact that they "plug-in" to your browser. Usually when this occurs, the browser will prompt you for which application you need, and where to download it. If you are unsure which helper application the browser is looking for, you may wish to contact the site administrator. Typically, this is webmaster@domainname.com, such as webmaster@dialmaine.com.
This error means that the file you are attempting to access is not available to you due to its permissions settings. Only the site administrator can alter the permissions for the file. If you believe you should be able to access this site, please contact the administrator for that site. Typically, this is webmaster@domainname.com, such as webmaster@dialmaine.com.
This error occurs when you are attempting to make an FTP connection to a server, but were unable to. You may be unable to do this due to a variety of issues, such as: the link you followed was out of date, FTP is no longer available on the server, the URL was misspelled, or the account has been removed from the server. If you believe you should be able to access this file, please contact the administrator for that site. Typically, this is webmaster@domainname.com, such as webmaster@dialmaine.com.
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