cPanel User Manual 
 This will be reached when the user has failed to authenticate their self properly 
when trying to access a restricted page.
403 
  
This will be reached when access is forbidden to the page the user to trying to 
access. 
404 
 This will be reached when a user misspells a url to a page they are trying to 
access. It is important to be helpful with your 404 error page or the user may 
decide to leave your site. 
500 
 This will be reached when the page cannot be displayed. This can occur when a 
script fails to run, or under other circumstances. You should have the user 
contact the site administrator when this page is shown. 
Troubleshooting 
Make sure to be friendly and helpful when creating custom error pages so your 
users stay at your web site rather than leaving when an error is found. 
  
48 






footer




 

 

 

 

 Home | About Us | Network | Services | Support | FAQ | Control Panel | Order Online | Sitemap | Contact

cpanel web hosting

 

Our web partners: Inexpensive Web Hosting Jsp Web Hosting Jsp Web Hosting Cheapest Web Hosting  Java Web Hosting

 Quality Web Templates Dreamweaver Web Templates Frontpage Web Templates

Jsp Web Hosting Cheapest Hosting Cheapest Web Hosting Java Web Hosting Tomcat Web Hosting

Quality Web Hosting Best Web Hosting Java Web Hosting

Visionwebhosting.net Business web hosting division of Vision Web Hosting Inc.. All rights reserved