Thank you for installing Microsoft® Index Server version 2.0 Beta 3 for Microsoft® Internet Information Server (IIS) version 4.0 running on Microsoft® Windows NT® Server. This topic supplements information contained in the online documentation.
This page contains:
For more information about Index Server and related features, see the home page at the following address:
http://www.microsoft.com/ntserver/search
The following features are not yet implemented for this Beta 3 release of Index Server. These features will be available for the final release of this product.
This section updates the main documentation for the following pages:
At the beginning of the Getting Started page, there is a list of sample files. The names of these files have changed to the following:
This section revises the instructions for setting the Index Server sample search form for querying your Web site. Revisions in the procedure reflect revisions in the sample forms.
First, be sure to copy the sample files from Query.htm, Query.idq, and Query.htx to Sample.htm, Sample.idq, and Sample.htx. Then, you are ready to start.
To set up the search form
In this example, assume you have created a virtual directory for your documents and called it /Mysite.
Open Sample.htm in any text editor, and look for the following line:
<IMG SRC ="is2logo.gif" VALIGN=MIDDLE ALIGN=LEFT>
<IMG SRC ="/iissamples/issamples/is2logo.gif" VALIGN=MIDDLE ALIGN=LEFT>
<FORM ACTION="query.idq" METHOD="GET">
<FORM ACTION="/iissamples/issamples/sample.idq" METHOD="GET">
Because you moved Sample.htm in Step 1, but left Sample.idq in the /IisSamples/IsSamples virtual directory, you must specify the virtual path to Sample.idq.
The sample query forms have been revised as follows:
Once you have selected the Index Server Sample Query Form through the Start button on the Windows NT Taskbar, you can select another sample form by clicking the form name in the left frame of your browser.
You should skip the Searching Documents in Multiple Languages section of the tour. For details, see Support for Multiple Languages.
You should skip this section of the Tour for the Beta 3 release of Index Server, because support for multiple language queries has not yet been implemented for any Microsoft Office documents.
You can now remove a catalog through the Microsoft Management Console (MMC).
To remove a catalogThe catalog name disappears from the MMC.
Note Although this procedure removes a catalog from Index Server, it does not delete the corresponding directory from the computer.
This section contains additions to the Index Server registry parameters.
| FilterDelayInterval REG_DWORD |
|---|
| Units: Seconds Default: 20 Range: 0–600 |
| Determines the number of seconds to wait when the number of documents left to filter equals the setting in FilterRemainingThreshold. This delay prevents Index Server from overusing resources trying to index temporary files created by running applications. Increase this setting if filtering certain files uses more resources than it should. |
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