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150 Getting Results with Novell Web Services
Using the Define Crawled Index (Advanced) Page
The Define Crawled Index (Advanced) page offers some additional options
beyond those available in the standard Define Crawled Index page. Changes
made using this page will override default search site settings.
1
From the Web Search Manager Global Settings page, click Manage in the
row of the site that you want to work with.
2
Under Define a New Index, click New Crawled Index > Define Index.
3
On the Define Crawled Index page, click Advanced Index Definition.
4
In the Index Name field, enter a name for your new index.
5
In the Index Description field, enter an optional description of the index
to be created.
6
Under Web Sites to Crawl, enter the URL of the Web site to be indexed.
HINT:
If you enter a filename at the end of the URL, then just that file will be
indexed.
7
In the Subdirectories to Exclude text box, type the directories that you
want Web Search not to index.
For example, /marketing or /sales/doc.
8
To direct Web Search to include or exclude specific file types, click
Extensions to Include or Extensions to Exclude and then enter the
extensions, separating each one with a single space, such as HTM PDF
TXT.
9
To add additional URLs, click Define More Web Sites.
10
To delete a URL, click Remove Web Site.
11
In the Additional URLs text box, enter any other URLs that you want
indexed.
For example, www.mycompany.com/marketing.
This allows you to specify additional pockets of information found on
other Web sites, but not include all of the content of those sites to your
searches.
HINT:
When Web Search encounters links found in the pages of Additional URLs
that point to pages specified in Web Sites to Crawl, Web Search follows those
links. All other links that go outside of Web Sites to Crawl are not followed.
12
Under Additional Settings, enter the absolute path to where you want the
index files stored in the Location of Index Files field.