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Manage server name mappings (Search Server 2008)
Updated: March 3, 2008
Applies To: Microsoft Search Server 2008
Updated: 2008-03-03
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Unless otherwise noted, the information in this article applies to both Microsoft Search Server 2008 and Microsoft Search Server 2008 Express. |
Add a server name mapping to override how search results are displayed and how users access content after you create a content index. Delete a server name mapping when you no longer want to override how search results are displayed in search results or how users access content after you create a content index.
To manage server name mappings, you must first open the Server Name Mappings page. To do this:
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On the Search Administration page, under Queries and Results, click Server name mappings.
Adding a server name mapping
Follow this procedure to add a server name mapping.
Add a server name mapping
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On the Server Name Mappings page, click New Mapping.
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On the Add Server Name Mapping page, in the Address in index box, type the address for the content that will be crawled.
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In the Address in search results box, type the address that appears in the search results and from which a user can access the content.
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Click OK.
Editing a server name mapping
You can edit either the address used in the index or the address that appears in the search results for the mapping.
Edit a server name mapping
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On the Server Name Mappings page, in the Address for indexing column, click the address for which you want to edit the mapping.
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On the Edit Server Name Mapping page, in the Server Names section, make your edits in the Address in index and Address in search results boxes.
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Click OK.
Deleting a server name mapping
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On the Server Name Mappings page, in the list of mappings, point to the mapping that you want to delete, click the arrow that appears, and then click Delete.
