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renomart
msg:4390247 | 1:07 pm on Nov 23, 2011 (gmt 0) |
Hi there,
I have recently set up W3TC on my WP blog to use Amazon Cloudfront.
I created 10 subdomains and my website is now screamingly fast. However, when I type any one of those subdomains into my browser I can see my entire website. Clicking any link returns me to my primary domain.
I typed the subdomain addresses into Google and lo and behold, Google lists my pages but only shows the primary domain.
For some reason 2 of the subdomains show absolutely no results in Google.
What are your thoughts about duplicate content being served by these 10 subdomains? Can I fix this with robots.txt?
I am quietly freaking out about this.
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tedster
msg:4390436 | 8:16 pm on Nov 23, 2011 (gmt 0) |
Google handles the Amazon Cloudfront CDN (and other major CDNs as well) with no problems. You can relax the quiet freak out ;)
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renomart
msg:4390561 | 1:51 am on Nov 24, 2011 (gmt 0) |
Just when I thought I had picked a bad day to give up sedatives you chime in with some sage advice.
Thank you Tedster. :)
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