Explanation:
Index Server is a Content Indexing and search tool with the Option Pack.
Explanation:
Obtain and install the appropriate script interpreter if your CGI programs are scripts. For example, you must obtain a Perl interpreter to run Perl scripts. The Windows NT operating system release does not provide Perl, SED, or AWK versions. A Perl interpreter is available in the Windows NT Resource Kit.
Explanation:
Disk space needed for storing Index Server data depends upon the size of the corpus (all files to be searched) and the type of documents. The free disk space must be roughly 40 percent of the size of the canon.
Explanation:
Microsoft IIS3.0 supported Gopher, but Gopher support is discontinued in IIS4.0
Internet Information Server 4.0 supports the following:
1. Multiple FTP sites. This includes one default FTP site at :\Inetpub\ftproot and multiple virtual FTP sites.
2. Multiple W W W sites. This includes one default W W W site at :\Inetpub\wwwroot and multiple virtual W W W sites.
3. One SMTP site
4. One NNTP site
You can't create multiple SMTP and NNTP sites using IIS4.0.
Explanation:
At least first and second-level domain names (in this case, mycomp.com) are to be registered with InterNIC for access over the Internet. The third level and below can be resolved by installing a DNS server.
Explanation:
Content Analyzer, which is part of Site Server Express, can effectively be used for doing a quick search of objects like:
1. Broken links
2. Load Size over 32 K
3. Not Found objects
Explanation:
Microsoft Management Console (MMC) is a Windows-based tool that manages all services and applications within a single utility.
A window in a Microsoft Management Console has two panes. The left pane is called the scope pane. The right pane is called the results pane.
