Hey there, let's break down these two Bing Custom Search web slice issues for you:

To capture every resource under your target domain, follow these straightforward steps in your Bing Custom Search dashboard:

• Log into your Bing Custom Search instance, navigate to the Customize your search section, and select Web slices.
• Click Add web slice, then enter the URL pattern http://domain-name/* in the target field. The wildcard * here acts as a catch-all, matching any path, subpage, or resource under the root domain exactly as you need.
• Make sure the rule is set to Include (this is the default setting), then save your configuration. This slice will now fetch and return all content that falls under the domain-name root.

This usually happens due to automatic domain association or hidden redirects. Here's how to fix it:

• Check automatic inclusion settings: Bing Custom Search has a default feature that might automatically include related subdomains of your configured sites. Head to Customize your search > Search experience, find the Automatic inclusion option, and toggle off "Include related sites" if it's enabled. This stops the system from adding unconfigured subdomains like www3.domain-name automatically.
• Add an explicit exclude rule: If turning off automatic inclusion doesn't resolve it, or if you want to keep that feature but block this specific subdomain, add a new web slice with the pattern http://www3.domain-name/* and set its rule to Exclude. This will force the search to filter out all content from that subdomain.
• Verify redirects: Sometimes www3.domain-name might be a redirect target for your main domain (e.g., from CDN or server configurations). You can check if your root domain redirects to this subdomain—if it does, adjust your server's redirect settings, or double-check that your main domain's slice is strictly targeting http://domain-name/* (which shouldn't include subdomains unless redirects cause the crawler to follow them).

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