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Crawl everything under the hostname for each start address
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Only crawl the Site Collection of each start address |
You can go for this option, If you want to enable search
for all site collections under one web app.
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If you want to enable search for only one specific site collection
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You have to create a scope to filter sitecol2 and 3
results in the root site collection.
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You don’t need to create scopes If you are crawling only
one site.
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It will crawl all site collections under this site when add
to the content source. You can use “Local SharePoint Sites”.
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It crawls only root site collection not all site
collections like sitecol2 and 3. You have to create custom content source
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To filter results in the root site collection, you have to
write rules in the scopes like this.
Include
Exclude (Sitecol2)
Exclude (Sitecol3)
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No scopes needed.
Include
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Create custom page in the root site collection and add “core
results web part” to this page. Enter scope name in the web part scope
property.
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No need of custom page unless you are crawling more site
collections.
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In future if you want to enable
search for sitecol2 or 3 you have to add the site to custom Content source.
When you crawl this site, you can
see site collection2 documents in the root site collection search results (if
you have permissions on site2 or 3).
Now scopes will come into the
picture again.
Include
Exclude (Sitecol2)
Exclude (Sitecol3)
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So
when you want to go for enable search for multiple site collections under one
web app, better option is “Crawl everything under the hostname for each start
address”
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