Response Codes
( same as used in SIP )
1xx (Provisional), response data which provides an update on the progress of the request. These responses are only sent when request is sent over an unreliable transport in a recursive manner.
2xx (Success), response data which indicates that the request has been processed successfully in some sense.
3xx (Redirect), response data which indicates that the request should be redirected.
4xx (Request Failure), response data which indicates that the request has failed.
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