Return to the sub site page and perform a search. Select the Vault Search resource created in step 7 and select Set as Default from the drop-down menu. Click Result Sources in the Search group. Select Search Result Sources under Site Collection Administration. Return to the home page for the Vault Search sub site ( click Settings > Site Settings. At the home page for the site, click Settings > Site Contents. Since I was still in the sandbox I decided to do a little creative playing with the order of this procedure. To me, it made more sense that the sub site should be created first, and then the search Result Source be created under that. Now, no one was able to search for anything in SharePoint.įinally, after scratching my head for a bit and panicking again, it occurred to me that it didn’t really make sense that the search Result Source had been created at the top level, before the Vault Search sub site was created. However, doing this overrode the default SharePoint search and replaced it with my Vault search. Returning to the home page and looking at Result Sources there, I was able to select Vault Search and set it as the default. No matter how many times I did it though, there was no Vault Search there to Set as Default. This had me baffled, as I knew I was following the steps as they were written, and I had been assured by Autodesk people online that the procedure was correct. When I got to the Site Settings for this newly created sub site, the Vault Search resource was not there to select. I followed this procedure step by step and everything was working just fine until I got to step #12. Return to the site page and perform a search. Select the Vault Search resource created in step 8 and select Set as Default from the drop-down menu.ġ3. 
Select Basic Search Center in the Enterprise Template tabġ2.Return to the home page for the site and click the Settings > Site Contents. Source Url: Replace with the value of your SP site.ħ.Click Result Sources in the Search group. Select Search Result Sources under Site Collection Administrationģ. At the home page for the site, click the Settings > Site Settings.Ģ. Perhaps this would be a good spot to share this procedure, as it is written, so I can better describe the workaround. This is where we ran into another snag that had me confused for a while.įollowing the instructions in the Vault-SharePoint Integration documentation, I got stuck at step #12.
What we want now, is a separate search inside SharePoint that looks at Vault results only. SharePoint already has the ability to search within its own database for keywords or filenames, etc. Once we had SharePoint and the Vault database actually on speaking terms, the next step in the process was to configure the Vault Search feature.
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