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How do I create a Index Server Catalog of my Web Site? From the NT4 Option Pack IISHELP file on the Server: Creating and Configuring CatalogsWhen you select Index Server in the left frame of the MMC, the right frame shows a list of catalogs. During installation, Index Server creates the Web catalog. You can add more catalogs whenever you want, and you can remove them. You can also configure existing catalogs and move their location. This topic contains:
Creating CatalogsIn addition to the Web default catalog, you can add other catalogs to improve performance by directing queries across several catalogs or to increase efficiency if your site contains virtual servers. To create a catalog
Note Before you can add a new catalog, you must stop Index Server. After you create a new catalog, you must restart Index Server to bring the new catalog online. But before bringing it online, you may want to add directories and modify catalog properties. To point a query page at a new catalog, you must set the CiCatalog value in the corresponding .idq file or change the default catalog in the IsapiDefaultCatalogDirectory parameter. For information about changing the default catalog, see Main Registry Parameters. Note When using the MMC Index Server Mananger, you cannot add a catalog to a remote computer if the default administration shares on the remote computer have been removed. Configuring CatalogsOnce you have created a catalog, you can configure it in several ways before you bring it online by restarting Index Server. You can:
Note If you have created a catalog and brought it online, you can reconfigure it at any time. After configuring a catalog, you must stop the Content Index service and then restart it for the changes to take effect. Moving and Removing CatalogsTo move or remove a catalog, see Moving and Removing a Catalog. As in previous versions of Index Server, you can add and remove catalogs manually and adjust the appropriate registry settings. If you have the MMC running, you must shut it down and restart it for manual changes to show up. For details about moving and removing catalogs manually, see Moving and Removing a Catalog.
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Telling IIS to Index the Web Site: Open the IIS Console, find your web site, right-click it and pull up its properties panel. Click the Home Directory tab, and you will find a check box labeled "Index this resource" Help says the following: Index this resource
Why don't I get hits from my new Catalog? This is a problem that has been documented in two KB articles which show how to correct the problem: Q203796 - Configuring FrontPage 2000 to Search Using Index ServerQ214835 - Search Returns Results From Wrong Web
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