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robots.txt gives crawler guidance; it is not access control and does not guarantee de-indexing. Crawl-delay support varies by crawler.
robots.txt is a public crawler instruction file, not an access-control mechanism. Disallow rules do not guarantee search de-indexing.
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Create a robots.txt draft with multiple user-agent groups, allow and disallow paths, optional crawl-delay lines and a sitemap location. Review the public file before publishing it at the site root.
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Add a wildcard crawler group, disallow /admin/, allow /, then provide an absolute sitemap URL. Copy the resulting plain text into your robots.txt file.
No. robots.txt is a public crawler instruction file, not authentication or access control. Disallowed URLs may still be known or indexed through other signals.
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