Re: indexing network drive

From: Howie Goldman (LiRoAW_at_nyc.rr.com)
Date: 11/05/04 

Date: Fri, 05 Nov 2004 14:59:13 GMT

Thanks for your reply. Hope you can help.

The remote machine is a win2000 server (not a domain controller) on the
domain. The connect as account is a domain user with full permissions on the
specified folder.

While I would like to solve this problem, I'm thinking that another approach
might be to turn on the indexing service on the remote server and connect to
the catalog generated there. Is that easier, better, or would it have
performance hits on that server. It is only being used as a file/print
server with not really heavy loads.

Another question: I've downloaded and run the install program from adobe to
add their pdf filter to the indexing service, would this have any effect on
any of this? And just to make sure, where would I look to see that the pdf
filter is actually installed.

Thanks

Howard Goldman

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> What is the connect as account you are using? Is it a local account on
the
> remote machine?
>
> Thank You
>
> George Cheng
>
> Microsoft Application Center & Index Server Support
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> | Hi,
> |
> | I realize this is probably very basic, but "the only stupid question is
> one
> | that isn't asked", so here goes.
> |
> | I'm trying to add a network path to what the indexing service includes.
I
> go
> | through the add a directory process and browse to the network folder.
> Since
> | it's on a different machine the account information boxes are available
to
> | fill in user name and password, which I do.
> |
> | After giving the machine time to do some indexing, I run searches and
it's
> | clear that an index of the folder has not been built. I check the event
> | viewer application log and see that there are error messages that refer
to
> | the daemon not being able to logon "username" because of error 1326
which
> is
> | a password problem.
> |
> | Here's the network background.
> |
> | There is a domain server and another member server (which happens to
have
> | the folder I'm trying to index). My network username has full access to
> the
> | folder (I'm not a domain admin) . the machine I'm using has XPPro
> installed,
> | but it is not a member of the domain. My id on this machine (different
> from
> | my network id) is the only one and has admin privileges. I have no
trouble
> | accessing the network shares with this setup, the first time I accessed
> the
> | network, I entered my network id and XP has cached it and connects
> | seamlessly every time.
> |
> | Any hints as to why indexing service can't get to the network folder to
> | index it.
> |
> |
> | Thanks in advance
> | Howard Goldman
> |
> |
> |
>

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