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HTTP Status codes
HTTP Status codes*Hits Percent Bandwidth
301Moved permanently (redirect)100999 63.7 % 10.80 MB
404Document Not Found48656 30.7 % 348.33 MB
206Partial Content3288 2 % 437.07 MB
500Internal server Error2370 1.4 % 16.40 MB
403Forbidden1530 0.9 % 81.62 KB
401Unauthorized1107 0.6 % 1.79 KB
405Method not allowed306 0.1 %
The redirect stats simply may be showing that people on other sites are linking to your site as non-www when your site is at www. In that case, get the other sites to update their links. Do NOT remove the redirects. They are vital to prevent Duplicate Content issues.
It might be that the site has had a redesign in the past that led to new URLs for the site content being implemented. In that case the redirects are vital for where people are still linking to the old URLs. In this case, try to get the other sites to update their links. Do NOT remove the redirects.
It might be that your internal navigation is pointing to URLs that, when accessed, issue a redirect. In this case you must update the URLs that appear in the links on your pages. Clicking internal navigation should not take you to URLs that redirect. Do not remove the redirect. Instead, edit the on-page links so that they point to the right URL.
There are many other scenarios. What you need to do, if anything, depends on what the problem is, if indeed there is a problem at all.
1 The redirect stats simply may be showing that people on other sites are linking to your site as non-www when your site is at www. In that case, get the other sites to update their links. Do NOT remove the redirects. They are vital to prevent Duplicate Content issues.
i have a lot of people linking to me will be hard to contact them all.
It might be that the site has had a redesign in the past that led to new URLs for the site content being implemented. In that case the redirects are vital for where people are still linking to the old URLs. In this case, try to get the other sites to update their links. Do NOT remove the redirects.
no i didnt changed nothing
3- It might be that your internal navigation is pointing to URLs that, when accessed, issue a redirect. In this case you must update the URLs that appear in the links on your pages. Clicking internal navigation should not take you to URLs that redirect. Do not remove the redirect. Instead, edit the on-page links so that they point to the right URL.
i dont understand you here 100% , but in my site when i try to access domain.com/widget.html its redirect me directly to www.domain/widget.html with www , maybe its that the cause ?
Firefox has detected that the server is redirecting the request for this address in a way that will never complete.
what do you think please
