Any idea why this page might give 406 error
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Any idea why this page might give 406 error
"Hi, several pages of my new website are not indexed by Google search. It says "Crawled - not indexed". I asked ChatGPT why Google won't index this page, for example- https://desididi.bytesveda.com/sharadalaya-indian-classical-bollywood-fusion-dance-classes/ And it said the below. But I can access the page just fine. Can anyone check this URL and help me understand if or why the server would give a 406 error? Thanks!! There isn't a single obvious reason I can point to for why that specific URL https://desididi.bytesveda.com/sharadalaya-indian-classical-bollywood-fusion-dance-classes/ isn't indexed by Google -"
"https://desididi.bytesveda.com/sharadalaya-indian-classical-bollywood-fusion-dance-classes/ And it said the below. But I can access the page just fine. Can anyone check this URL and help me understand if or why the server would give a 406 error? Thanks!! There isn't a single obvious reason I can point to for why that specific URL https://desididi.bytesveda.com/sharadalaya-indian-classical-bollywood-fusion-dance-classes/ isn't indexed by Google - because when I attempted to fetch the page directly the server returned a "Not Acceptable (406)" error, meaning Google might also have trouble properly retrieving your page content Thanks, VB"
Several pages on a new website are not indexed and Google Search shows "Crawled - not indexed" for at least one URL. ChatGPT attempted to fetch the specific URL and observed an HTTP 406 Not Acceptable response from the server. The page remains accessible in a browser despite the fetch error. An HTTP 406 typically means the server could not satisfy the client's Accept headers or that a security filter or content-negotiation rule blocked the request. Googlebot could encounter the same response and therefore fail to retrieve content for indexing. Possible causes include misconfigured content negotiation, strict Accept header handling, mod_security rules, or a web application firewall blocking automated crawlers.
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