The obvious solution would be to have the crawler talk directly to the server and bypass ISA. That's where I ran into the next problem. I setup the HOSTS file so it points to the IP of the server. The crawl still failed. The trouble was with the crawl rules. Remember I have HTTP on the SP servers? The crawl rules were trying to connect with HTTPS which would fail. Unfortunately the search rules wouldn't allow me to change it to http://. Every time I did, it changed it back to HTTPS thanks to the AAM. The only way I could find to get around this was to turn on SSL for the back-end. This is overkill but it works. And sense crawling is happening on the same server hosting the index, load is minimal.
Thursday, June 19, 2008
Search with SharePoint 2007 and ISA 2006
The obvious solution would be to have the crawler talk directly to the server and bypass ISA. That's where I ran into the next problem. I setup the HOSTS file so it points to the IP of the server. The crawl still failed. The trouble was with the crawl rules. Remember I have HTTP on the SP servers? The crawl rules were trying to connect with HTTPS which would fail. Unfortunately the search rules wouldn't allow me to change it to http://. Every time I did, it changed it back to HTTPS thanks to the AAM. The only way I could find to get around this was to turn on SSL for the back-end. This is overkill but it works. And sense crawling is happening on the same server hosting the index, load is minimal.
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