Deep scan limitation. What is it?

Deep scan limitation is defined as the number of links which will be scanned by EmEx starting from initial document.

For example:

"Document.htm" contains links http://www.domain.com/page1.htm and "http://www.domain2.com/page2.htm". Document "page1.htm" contains a link to document "http://www.domain3.com/page3.htm", and "page2.htm" to http://www.domain4.com/page4.htm.

When the depth of immersion is equal "0", EmEx will scan only "Document.htm", but it never adds found links.

When the depth of immersion is equal "1", EmEx will add "page1.htm" and "page2.htm" links, but it does not add the next links.

When the depth of immersion is equal "2", EmEx will add "page1.htm" and "page2.htm" and it will add found "page3.htm" and "page4.htm" for next processing.

Note:

The mechanism of depth limitations by cross-links works the same way, but the domain name (not a link) will be a border of transfer.

The illustration of depth immersion mechanism

Deep_Levels