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Custom error pages override the Apache HTTPD server configuration setting of returning a standard error message to the client when a particular server error is encountered. These server errors include a "404 File Not Found" (result of requesting a file or directory which does not exist), "403 Forbidden" (no read permissions on the file/directory), "401 Unauthroized" (not able to authenticate), and an "500 Internal Server Error" (usually the result of an error in an executable script). You can setup seperate custom error pages for each your subdomains as well, or simply choose to use the custom error pages you have assigned to your main domain. Finally, custom error pages are commonly used to create a professional appearance when errors are encountered on your website. They often contain information on who to contact regarding the error, as well as further instructions. Click here to create these error pages on your account, or read the instructions on how to customize these error pages. |