Live traffic indexes url

  • Resolved Chete

    (@chete)


    8 years, 4 months ago

    Hello,
    I have detected that Google has indexed a lot of url: domain.com/?wordfence_logHuman=1&hid=EABFA8F95174DC75B567722FAE9E69F3….
    With the snippet “in maintenance”
    The url displays a blank page.
    I read in the support that is due to the “live traffic”
    If it is disabled, it is solved?
    Does Wordfence save these pages somewhere?
    I think this is a serious mistake. Can not generate url this way and Google index.

    Regards

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  • Hello Ignacio,
    They should not be indexed by default, if you are using Google Webmasters then you can check (Crawl > URL Parameters) to see if wordfence_logHuman and hid parameters are excluded or not. (hint: you can manually add these parameters there).
    I can see Google bot already excluded these URLs by default along with other URLs on many websites I have.

    Thanks.

    Thread Starter Chete

    (@chete)

    Hello wfalaa,

    In WMT I see that for wordfence_logHuman and hid puts: Let the Google robot decide
    There are 923 URLs monitored and indexed almost 200

    Regards

    You can edit any of these “URL Parametrers” and make sure to select “No: Doesn’t affect page content (ex: tracks usage”, then I suggest asking Google to re-crawl your website.

    Thanks.

    Thread Starter Chete

    (@chete)

    And all those “wordfence_logHuman” url are stored somewhere?
    Because if I send them to eliminate, and after 90 days, they still exist, will return to show.

    Regards

    They aren’t stored anywhere, they are dynamically generated as ajax requests in the background, they won’t be indexed again by Google following the method mentioned here in this thread because this used to work with different URL structure as documented here.

    Thanks.

    Thread Starter Chete

    (@chete)

    Ook, thanks wfalaa

    Regards

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