If a CLI request reaches the system and the system returns an error, the CLI response contains:
- An HTTP status code
- Conditionally, an HCM-specific error code
- A JSON-formatted error response body:
{
"statusCode": <HTTP-status-code>,
"errorCode": <HCI-specific-error-code>,
"errorMessage": <message>,
"errorProperties": [
{
"name": <error-property>,
"message": <error-property-message>
}
]
}
| HTTP error codes | Description |
|---|---|
| 400 (Bad Request) | The request body contains one or more of these:
|
| 401 (Unauthorized) | The provided credentials are invalid. |
| 403 (Forbidden) | You do not have permission to perform the request. |
| 404 (File not found) | The resource you are trying to retrieve or edit cannot be found. |
| 409 (Conflict) | The resource you are trying to create already exists. |
| 500 (Server Error) | The system experienced an error. |
| 599 (Network Connection Timeout Error) | The CLI request timed out while attempting to connect to the system or one of its instances. |
| 4000 Note: Some CLI requests return HCM-specific error codes in addition to an HTTP status code. These error codes are listed in the errorCodes field in the JSON response body.
|
SSL certificate not trusted. |