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The 502 Bad Gateway error indicates an issue with the web server unable to retrieve the requested content from another server. This is usually a temporary problem caused by server overload, network issues, or configuration problems.
To address a 502 Bad Gateway error, common troubleshooting steps include:
- Checking the status of the web server and upstream servers or services
- Verifying network connectivity between the servers
- Reviewing server configuration and logs for errors or bottlenecks
- Scaling up resources or optimizing the server setup to handle traffic load
Read the full guide on troubleshooting 502 Bad Gateway errors to learn more about potential causes and resolution strategies.
- Vendor:
- Cisco
- Posted:
- Oct 29, 2024
- Published:
- Oct 29, 2024
- Format:
- HTML
- Type:
- White Paper
