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Search Files (Preferably with index) on Windows 2000 Server
Update Windows 2000 server standard to Windows 2000 server professional with ADWindows 2000 Server Auto-Reboot ScriptLocal full text index for a directory tree, a quicker alternative for grep -RNeed suggestions on making Network File Share, Internal Wiki, Google Docs, and emails searchable from a single location for my organizationHow to make win 7 index network driveswindows server 2000Intgrating windows 2000 server in a windows 2008 domainWindows Storage Server 2008 SearchCreate a 'GitHub' style index page for files/folder on a fileserverWindows index search on Server 2012 R2 fails randomly
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I have many files on a windows server 2000 machine that is setup to act as a networked disk drive, is there anyway I can index the files and make that index available as a search to more people than just me? Bonus if the index can look inside of documents such as readme.txt? If there is no easy way to do this globaly (for all users) Is there a way I could generate and store an index locally on my computer?
If this is the wrong place to ask this question, any advice on community more suited?
windows search windows-server-2000
edited May 21 at 13:47
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I have many files on a windows server 2000 machine that is setup to act as a networked disk drive, is there anyway I can index the files and make that index available as a search to more people than just me? Bonus if the index can look inside of documents such as readme.txt? If there is no easy way to do this globaly (for all users) Is there a way I could generate and store an index locally on my computer?
If this is the wrong place to ask this question, any advice on community more suited?
windows search windows-server-2000
edited May 21 at 13:47
yagmoth555♦
12.7k31842
asked Jun 8 '10 at 16:52
SchneemsSchneems
142211
add a comment |
I have many files on a windows server 2000 machine that is setup to act as a networked disk drive, is there anyway I can index the files and make that index available as a search to more people than just me? Bonus if the index can look inside of documents such as readme.txt? If there is no easy way to do this globaly (for all users) Is there a way I could generate and store an index locally on my computer?
If this is the wrong place to ask this question, any advice on community more suited?
windows search windows-server-2000
edited May 21 at 13:47
yagmoth555♦
12.7k31842
asked Jun 8 '10 at 16:52
SchneemsSchneems
142211
I have many files on a windows server 2000 machine that is setup to act as a networked disk drive, is there anyway I can index the files and make that index available as a search to more people than just me? Bonus if the index can look inside of documents such as readme.txt? If there is no easy way to do this globaly (for all users) Is there a way I could generate and store an index locally on my computer?
If this is the wrong place to ask this question, any advice on community more suited?
windows search windows-server-2000
windows search windows-server-2000
edited May 21 at 13:47
yagmoth555♦
12.7k31842
asked Jun 8 '10 at 16:52
SchneemsSchneems
142211
edited May 21 at 13:47
yagmoth555♦
12.7k31842
asked Jun 8 '10 at 16:52
SchneemsSchneems
142211
edited May 21 at 13:47
yagmoth555♦
12.7k31842
edited May 21 at 13:47
yagmoth555♦
12.7k31842
edited May 21 at 13:47
yagmoth555♦
12.7k31842
12.7k31842
asked Jun 8 '10 at 16:52
SchneemsSchneems
142211
asked Jun 8 '10 at 16:52
SchneemsSchneems
142211
asked Jun 8 '10 at 16:52
SchneemsSchneems
142211
142211
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For this type of functionality (native to windows) you need to upgrade to server 2008 and the clients should be vista or higher. Yuo can then use windows search services to search the fileserver.
Another option under 2008 is to install search server express
Under windows 2000 your only option is to configure and enable index services
answered Jun 8 '10 at 19:49
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may be "google desktop enterprise" ? i hear that it can search on network shares ....
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For this type of functionality (native to windows) you need to upgrade to server 2008 and the clients should be vista or higher. Yuo can then use windows search services to search the fileserver.
Another option under 2008 is to install search server express
Under windows 2000 your only option is to configure and enable index services
answered Jun 8 '10 at 19:49
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For this type of functionality (native to windows) you need to upgrade to server 2008 and the clients should be vista or higher. Yuo can then use windows search services to search the fileserver.
Another option under 2008 is to install search server express
Under windows 2000 your only option is to configure and enable index services
answered Jun 8 '10 at 19:49
Jim BJim B
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For this type of functionality (native to windows) you need to upgrade to server 2008 and the clients should be vista or higher. Yuo can then use windows search services to search the fileserver.
Another option under 2008 is to install search server express
Under windows 2000 your only option is to configure and enable index services
answered Jun 8 '10 at 19:49
Jim BJim B
23.2k32958
For this type of functionality (native to windows) you need to upgrade to server 2008 and the clients should be vista or higher. Yuo can then use windows search services to search the fileserver.
Another option under 2008 is to install search server express
Under windows 2000 your only option is to configure and enable index services
answered Jun 8 '10 at 19:49
Jim BJim B
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answered Jun 8 '10 at 19:49
Jim BJim B
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may be "google desktop enterprise" ? i hear that it can search on network shares ....
answered Jun 9 '10 at 5:31
evg345evg345
36614
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may be "google desktop enterprise" ? i hear that it can search on network shares ....
answered Jun 9 '10 at 5:31
evg345evg345
36614
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may be "google desktop enterprise" ? i hear that it can search on network shares ....
answered Jun 9 '10 at 5:31
evg345evg345
36614
may be "google desktop enterprise" ? i hear that it can search on network shares ....
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answered Jun 9 '10 at 5:31
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answered Jun 9 '10 at 5:31
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