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to straighten it out they changed some pieces that weren't broken. Then while they were in the process of trying to put it all back together I called and said let me at it so they just stopped. Needless to say I picked
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up the farm in an odd state or more exactly Search was dead. So the first google 404 error fix step always when Search is broke is to go to the SSP Admin and check out things. Open the SSP Administration page Click on Search crawl errors seo Administration and see what it has to say. (if you don't see Search Administration this means you have not installed the infrastructure update. I would highly recommend at a minimum you have that installed. Get the latest update install guide here) When
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I opened the page I saw a Crawl status of Error. That is about worthless. That is pretty much as generic as they come. You get the same Error when the server is on fire as you do when there is small hiccup. So a much better thing to do is: Go back to the SSP administration page Click on Search Settings (which is what we used pre infrastructure update) This page does a much better job of giving you tangible errors. Here
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is what I got: Error: An indexer is not assigned to the Shared Services Provider ‘SharedServices1'. Link to: Configure an indexer and a search database for this Shared Services Provider Well that is fixable but how did they end up like this? They stopped the Indexing service in the farm by: Go to Central Admin Click on Operations Click Services on Server They choose their Index server Then clicked Stop to the right of Office SharePoint Search Service This doesn't just stop the service. This actually removes the service completely. This also removes the Index server from any SSP configured to use it. Now if you did want to just start and stop the service there is a way to do this: Open a command prompt Type net stop osearch and press enter Type net start osearch and press enter This will cycle the search service. Usually the only time you need to do something like this is after installing a new ifilter but sometimes it makes you feel better to give it a shot and see if that helps your problem. I do it more often than I should just for that reason. Back to the task at hand clearing up that error! I double checked and they had already reconfigured the Office SharePoint Search Service on the Index server so all I need to do is go back to the Index server and re-associate the indexer. From Central Administration click on Shared Services Administ
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machine and Search has been problematic from the getgo. When we have performed a forced restart on the osearch google crawl errors pages don't exist service (http://bruteforcesharepoint.blogspot.com/2009_04_01_archive.html), within the next couple of hours the crawler status wil be Error. But, search at this point is still working. Indexing basically stops and event errors are thrown in http://blogs.msmvps.com/shane/2009/04/13/fixing-moss-search/ the event logs, but searching is still possible. Here are the symptoms: the Crawl status is 'Error' /ssp/admin/_layouts/searchsspsettings.aspx (Search Settings page) is throwing a HTTP 403 error : The website declined to show this webpage. I can still get to the Search Administration, and when I go to view the Content Sources or view the crawl logs specifically, I get the same https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/office/en-US/0f23aac6-5b8b-4e57-b76b-bfe8b7ecf064/search-crawl-status-throwing-error?forum=sharepointsearchlegacy 403 error. When I try to 'Reset all crawled content', that is when Search dies. I get the message an exception error message. When I try to stop the Office SharePoint Search service in Central Admin, it hangs in the Stopping state. It'll only come out of this if I go through the task manger and manually force the process to stop and then start it again using the stsadm -o osearch -action start -role index command then search starts again. And I have to reset the crawled content and perform a full crawl (apart from also reconfiguring the indexer). I can successfully perform a full crawl, takes about 2 hours and it does an incremental crawl for the first couple of increments. Then all of a sudden I get the follow errors in the event view log: Error event ID: 1030 Source: Userenv Desc: Windows cannot query for the list of Group Policy objects. Check the event log for possible messages previously logged by the policy engine that describes the reason for this. And then we get thousands on the following error (t
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