Google Search Appliance Creating the Search Experience - Manual (Page 10)

Google Search Appliance: Creating the Search Experience Introduction 10
In this phase, you can use the default search and results pages, which are both hosted by the search
appliance. By default, the search page presents the Google identity and enables end users to search
public content, secure content, or both. It also includes links for Advanced Search and Search Tips. The
following figure illustrates the default search page.
Using this search page, an end user can begin a search by entering search terms in the search box and
clicking Google Search. The search appliance serves search results on the default results page, shown
in the following figure.
Result Listings
For each result in the list, the default result page includes:
• A title
• A snippet
• A link URL
• File size
• Date
• A link to a cached page
For security reasons, the cached result page does not contain some HTML data that is in the crawled
page. For example, Javascript code is removed from cached pages.
The default results page also includes a search box at the bottom of the page, as well as a link to Search
Within Results.
For more information about search appliance defaults, refer to “Built-In Elements” on page 27.