Starting Query Form for Index Service

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iven

hi Carrie Garth/MC^2,

refer to the thread that posted,
as Carrie expertise, i have choose the:
Option 4. If you have a valid Network Adapter and Network Connection,
you can access the Indexing Service Query Form through
Internet Explorer by creating the following web page:

1. Copy and paste the following HTML into notepad.
2. Change <machine> to the name of the server hosting the catalog (if
local, use the "Full computer name:" as seen in the System
Properties on the Network Identification tab)
3. Change <catalog> to the name of the catalog as it appears in the
Index Server snap-in for the MMC.
4. Optional: Increase/decrease the height and width values to change
the frame size
5. Save as a web page (with the extension .htm).

<HTML>
<IFRAME SRC="file:///C:/WINNT/Help/ciquery.htm#machine=<machine>,catalog=<catalog>"
height=900 width=1000>
</IFRAME>
</HTML>


************

this can be run on the file server itself but unable to access using
client browser,
appreciate you can help me on this with you experience.

i have tried directly to add a virtual directory of WINNT directory
and
access using the virtual directory :

http://<machine>/WINNT/Help/ciquery.htm#machine=<machine>,catalog=<catalog>

the page can be view but when submit query, it give :
Error 80070005 - Access is denied.
has no idea how to solve, please help.
regards
iven
 
Hi Iven,

The thread you refer to was posted in response to mc^2's question about a user in the
Administrators group directly accessing the Indexing Service Query Form on a local
computer (see copy/paste of the original message at the bottom of this post).

The solution was not meant to apply to a completely different situation such as yours
(accessing the catalog of a remote computer). Not being an expert in networking,
especially in regards to something like what you are trying to do which requires
Authentication, etc., I suggest that you post your question in the following
newsgroup:

microsoft.public.inetserver.indexserver

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Carrie Garth, Microsoft MVP for Windows 2000
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: "iven" <ivenphang AT solectron DOT com>
: Wrote in message : Sent: Saturday, October 04, 2003 07:27 AM
:
: hi Carrie Garth/MC^2,
:
: refer to the thread that posted,
: as Carrie expertise, i have choose the:
: Option 4. If you have a valid Network Adapter and Network Connection,
: you can access the Indexing Service Query Form through
: Internet Explorer by creating the following web page:
:
: 1. Copy and paste the following HTML into notepad.
: 2. Change <machine> to the name of the server hosting the catalog (if
: local, use the "Full computer name:" as seen in the System
: Properties on the Network Identification tab)
: 3. Change <catalog> to the name of the catalog as it appears in the
: Index Server snap-in for the MMC.
: 4. Optional: Increase/decrease the height and width values to change
: the frame size
: 5. Save as a web page (with the extension .htm).
:
: <HTML>
: <IFRAME SRC="file:///C:/WINNT/Help/ciquery.htm#machine=<machine>,catalog=<catalog>"
: height=900 width=1000>
: </IFRAME>
: </HTML>
:
:
: ************
:
: this can be run on the file server itself but unable to access using
: client browser, appreciate you can help me on this with you experience.
:
: i have tried directly to add a virtual directory of WINNT directory and
: access using the virtual directory :
:
: http://<machine>/WINNT/Help/ciquery.htm#machine=<machine>,catalog=<catalog>
:
: the page can be view but when submit query, it give :
: Error 80070005 - Access is denied.
: has no idea how to solve, please help.
: regards
: iven


URL to Google Groups Archive of the entire mc^2 thread:
http://www.google.com/groups?&[email protected]

From: mc^2 (RMcKinney5 AT Houston DOT rr DOT com)
Subject: Starting Query Form on Command
Newsgroups: microsoft.public.win2000.general
Date: 2003-02-27 21:00:48 PST

I am looking for a way to start the Indexing Service
Query Form without drilling through Search, Index
Service, Advanced. I know you can start through the
control panel, Administration, Computer Management i.e.
mmc. But, again, I do not way the user to drill thru
all this.

Is there a way to start the Indexing Service Query Form
directly?
 
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