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[Jaz-Michael King]

This is an awful suggestion, and I do not recommend doing it, but one way would be to set up a google user/pass, submit the url http://user:pass@www.domain.com/protected to google. That way google would get in, get a cache and an index. Then you'd have to refuse access for that user/pass pair based on user-agent.

Messy, and bad practice, but there for informational purposes only. Please don't do it.

Jaz

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Jaz-Michael King
Online Services Manager
IPRO
http://ipro.org
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>>> mjdewitt at alexcommgrp.com 02/24/03 01:45PM >>>
For some of our sites, many of the pages require registration and login in
order to view the page.  I would like to open up those pages to spiders in
an effort to improve our web rankings.  

I have some ideas, but I am curious what others have done to allow spiders
to crawl a page which normally would not be available to them (since they
would have been redirected to a login page for access).

TIA

Mike


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