When a user searches on "http://intranet" with "All Sites", the user gets double results and the links are pointing to the same exact location/file/path.
When the user searches on "http://intranet" with "This Site: Intranet" the user just gets one set of results.
I don't understand search very well, and I checked the search settings both at the site level as well as in central administration, but I am not sure where to look to remove the double entries.
Running the following powershell script
clear-host Add-PSSnapin microsoft.sharepoint.powershell -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue $services = new-object system.collections.sortedlist $servers = (get-spfarm).servers foreach ($server in $servers) { foreach($service in $server.serviceinstances) { if ($service.status = "Online") { $s = $service.typename if ($services.contains($s)) { $serverlist = $services[$s] $servername = $server.name $services[$s] = "$serverlist - $servername" } else { $services[$s] = $server.name } } } } $services
returned: SharePoint Foundation Search SE5APP - SE5APP - SE5FE - SE5FE - SE7FE - SE7... SharePoint Server Search SE5APP - SE5APP - SE5FE - SE5FE - SE7FE - SE7...
Which makes me wonder since all of the other services only returned the server name only once.
Does anyone have any idea what it could be?
Thanks for reading.