Hello:
Here is the situation: I have a huge amount of 404 (Not Found) errors. To be exact, as of today the number is 4,028. I had tried to fix this issue once before but obviously that did not work.
So I filed a support ticket. While I was waiting, I went to the webmaster Google forum to see what I could find out. During a discussion with one of the folks over there I was informed that he/she thought it was the htaccess file that was causing this phenomenon since that file can not be put on an ISS server which is where I am. Needless to say I have no clue what this means or where to start to fix it and when I asked the question I was told that it was beyond the scope of the discussion and to ask 3d for help.
Support came back quickly on this issue and disagreed. The feeling was that Google was trying to access an old file and I was to submit a new sitemap and to give it time.
I did exactly as instructed, but as of today the numbers climbed from 3,796 to 4, 028 and now I really don't know what to do.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Uta
Here is the situation: I have a huge amount of 404 (Not Found) errors. To be exact, as of today the number is 4,028. I had tried to fix this issue once before but obviously that did not work.
So I filed a support ticket. While I was waiting, I went to the webmaster Google forum to see what I could find out. During a discussion with one of the folks over there I was informed that he/she thought it was the htaccess file that was causing this phenomenon since that file can not be put on an ISS server which is where I am. Needless to say I have no clue what this means or where to start to fix it and when I asked the question I was told that it was beyond the scope of the discussion and to ask 3d for help.
Support came back quickly on this issue and disagreed. The feeling was that Google was trying to access an old file and I was to submit a new sitemap and to give it time.
I did exactly as instructed, but as of today the numbers climbed from 3,796 to 4, 028 and now I really don't know what to do.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Uta
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