Full List of Supported HTTP Responses

The following HTTP responses are used by the REST API:

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200 OK – indicates successful request completion.

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201 Created – indicates the creation of a new resource.

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204 No Content – indicates that no items are found in response to a discovery request.

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400 Bad Request – indicates a request failure due to an invalid input.

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401 Unauthorized – indicates a request failure due to incorrect authentication credentials.

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403 Forbidden – indicates a request failure due to an authorization failure (i.e. URL exists; however the user is not authorized to access it).

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404 Not Found – indicates an invalid URL.

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405 Method Not Allowed – indicates that the HTTP method is not supported on the specific URL/resource.

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406 Not Acceptable – indicates that the client included “Accept:” header in a request that doesn’t include the format used by the server (for most URLs it’s “application/JSON”).

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409 Conflict – indicates a failure due to “intermittent” reason (e.g. synchronization with the redundant device is in progress).

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500 Internal Server Error – indicates an internal failure.