502 bad gateway problems for browsing

Asked By clinton medved 0 points N/A Posted on - 09/02/2011

Hi There!

I use internet explorer and Firefox and Google chrome. I use Internet explorer for some websites. Because some websites requires and support only IE.

502 Bad Gateway

nginx/0.6.32

But I cannot visit some webpage by using IE. Then IE says: 502 BAD gateway. And stopped loading web page.

Please say me how can I fix this?

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Answered By Tony Tony 0 points N/A #121343

502 bad gateway problems for browsing

You know that this error means one server received an invalid response from another server and there is no relation between this problem and your PC so you can click refresh or reload for your web page or put the URL at the address bar as this error is temporary so it may be a successful way.

 

And this may help you just go and check your ISP that may have a major equipment failure/overload so if you find that  there is anything wrong  with your internal Internet connection so only your ISP can help in that, and  you may find that  your firewall so you need to fix a firewall problem.

 

Hope these Solutions helps you.

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Answered By Newton Subers 0 points N/A #121342

502 bad gateway problems for browsing

Hi,

Here's HTTP Error 502 Bad gateway means – is acting a gateway or proxy to load in your web browser but the server gets an invalid response coming from the upstream server.

There is miscommunication between server and the gateway/proxy when data is sent back-and-forth.

To fix this 502 Bad gateway, follow the steps:

• Optimize your browser, cache file, history, forms data.
• Firewall is one of the problem, this has to be not set to too high security level.
• Call your Internet Service Provider.
• Retry and reload the page, the site might temporary down.
• Check proxy settings in your web browser, and contact your website administrator for help.

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