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Check the scopes update status in Search Administration. The second thing to check here is that the pages are in your index. … Check your crawl logs, or search for specific pages using the All Sites scope. …

If you want to quickly remove content from search for any reason, go to the Search Administration page (Central Administration->Appliation Management->Manage service applications->Search service application … On the left-hand column go to the Search Result Removal link under Queries and Results. …

In search configuration follow the link to set your crawl account and set it again, with password, even if it is already configured. …

I suggest you go to the search administration page and explicitly set the default crawl account. It is a link in the System Status area, and if you follow it you can enter the account and password. …

It sounds as though you have some content that has links to your test sites. Add a crawl rule that blocks those sites from being indexed. Then I suggest you reset your index and re-crawl.

Example code for tasks list (class derived from search web part). …

You need to edit the various search pages and edit the search box web part configuration. … In the Miscellaneous section of the web part configuration you can enter the URL for the target search results page. …

Have you set up your "search center". The default search box may still be set to a contextual scope. You also need to configure search in your site collection settings. …

I suggest you try: Skills:engineer Skills:driller If you only want both: Skills:engineer AND Skills:driller

Are you sure that you have set up the search in FarmA correctly so that it is using the enterprise search and All Sites scope. Could you somehow be still using the contextual scope on FarmA? … (double-check that it goes to the enterprise search page). …

In order to use forms login or use a different set of credentials from the crawl account you need to configure a Crawl Rule. This is separate from configuring your content sources. Each crawl rule h …

You should be able to use quotes, for example author:"bill jones" Are you sure you used normall quotation marks?

I suggest you use a tool such as BDC Metaman or SharePoint Designer to create a prototype BDC model (an XML file). Then create a console application that will construct a tailored version of the model …

This error message means that it doesn't recognise the URI as a web application hostname. You can change the crawl settings to "Only crawl the Site Collection of each start address" and see if that wo …

You can influence it by going to the Search Administration page and going to Authoratative Pages in the Queries and Results section. This allows you to boost the relative rank of various pages. …