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Learning how to check if your CDN is properly installed and working can save you time and reassure you that the integration process was successful. Doing so is a straightforward process and doesn't take much in terms of tools or time. This guide will…
Error pages will not be cached, therefore only 200, 301, and 302 responses will be cached. KeyCDNs error pages show either a black or blue error code font color. All other error pages are coming from your origin server. 400 Bad Request In most of the…
This guide provides a list of troubleshooting suggestions for issues that you may experience when configuring a CDN. Troubleshooting tools KeyCDN Tools offers many tools, such as a DNS check (dig), HTTP header verification, and more. KeyCDN full page…
This section is focusing on technical questions on a deeper level and is the continuation of our FAQ. What cache statuses are there? Different cache statuses can occur for Push and Pull Zones. Here's an overview of possible cache statuses: HIT - Your…
The log fields are separated by | (pipe). See the example below. Timestamp incl. msec (e.g. 1383918771.123) POP (point of presence) IP address of the client (e.g. 111.111.111.0 or 2001:be:ef::1) HTTP status code. A full list of all status codes is…
The raw logs can be received through syslog. Here's how to configure Log Forwarding syslog to receive your raw logs in real time: Log in to the KeyCDN dashboard. In the left navigation sidebar click Account and then Log Forwarding. Define the…
Today we will be discussing the infamous 410 Gone error, a frustrating occurrence that can leave website owners and users alike scratching their heads in confusion. But fear not, for we will delve into what the 410 Gone error means and offer some…
The 413 Request Entity Too Large error already gives a hint in its name about what the solution to the problem could be. It's literally a size problem. This article will go through step-by-step how you can fix the 413 Request Entity Too Large error…
As a website owner or developer, you know how frustrating it can be when your website doesn't function as intended. One common issue that you may encounter is the 415 Unsupported Media Type error. This error can prevent users from accessing content…
What is 422 Unprocessable Entity? A 422 status code occurs when a request is well-formed, however, due to semantic errors it is unable to be processed. This HTTP status was introduced in RFC 4918 and is more specifically geared toward HTTP extensions…