A couple of questions:
a) Can anyone tell me what in terms of a web applications are “indexable directories”?, And in IIS 1) how and 2) why would an admin set up indexable directories? Are these the index of type pages where you can see each and every page or resource in that directory? I.e. http://www.ibiblio.org/pub
b) And also, in an asp.net app hosted on IIS, sometimes I will see \\server\app\login.aspx for a specific page, and other apps I just see \\server\app no full path to the login *.aspx file? Any reason for this, is it a security countermeasure people use, how is it configured in IIS, or is there anyway in the browser to still see the full path and subsequently which page we are working with?
Solution: - Indexing What : - Just one page article http://msdn.microsoft.com/
How : - Install indexing service from Add/remove , Create new Index add directories to it which should be directory of your website content and also provide the path to save the Indexed document report.
a) Can anyone tell me what in terms of a web applications are “indexable directories”?, And in IIS 1) how and 2) why would an admin set up indexable directories? Are these the index of type pages where you can see each and every page or resource in that directory? I.e. http://www.ibiblio.org/pub
b) And also, in an asp.net app hosted on IIS, sometimes I will see \\server\app\login.aspx for a specific page, and other apps I just see \\server\app no full path to the login *.aspx file? Any reason for this, is it a security countermeasure people use, how is it configured in IIS, or is there anyway in the browser to still see the full path and subsequently which page we are working with?
Solution: - Indexing What : - Just one page article http://msdn.microsoft.com/
How : - Install indexing service from Add/remove , Create new Index add directories to it which should be directory of your website content and also provide the path to save the Indexed document report.
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