Searching My Documents mapped to network drive through GP Searching SharePoint sites&libraries Searching other network drives
As I can see, you can't configure indexer to achieve any of the above. At least mapped My Docs should be supported, as it is now this version is practically useless for any serious environment.
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WDS 3.0 - searching intranet sites, mapped My Documents
moh hassan
mh8759,
In order to search network shares using WDS 3.0 you need to install the UNC/FAT protocol handler. You can download and install the protocol handler here:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx FamilyID=f7e981d9-5a3b-4872-a07e-220761e27283&DisplayLang=en
Paul Nystrom - MSFT
tkeller01
claudio32
antcasq
To make matters worse, Microsoft goes and releases a new version of Office to great fanfare and with great features and of course wants as many people to pony up big dollars to upgrade. Great. So you install Office 2007 in an environment with redirected my document folders (a pretty common practice) and find out that Office needs WDS 3.0 to properly search in OneNote and Outlook. Ok, great - install WDS 3.0. It's then and only then that the user finds out "Sorry - out of luck. You can't search network drives with WDS as it shipped." But you really can search network drives - if you dig around enough to find a rather obscure add-in. So you install the add-in and then have to give it the proper UNC path to your My Documents directory which isn't difficult if you know what you're doing but to the average user this is an daunting task.
No wonder IT departments are hesitant to adopt new software packages.
enric vives