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Hi There, As for 902 errors, it seems that your server is blocking the Moz crawler as an activity that it doesn't recognize. You should contact your hosting provider to get a solution. You can read a similar answer here https://moz.com/community/q/error-code-902-for-crawl-diagnostics 403 errors are answered here , it seems to be related to server / site blocking moz https://moz.com/community/q/what-is-the-best-way-to-correct-403-access-denied-errors https://moz.com/community/q/403-error-code-but-page-shows-no-error https://moz.com/community/q/403-forbidden-error-how-to-solve-them I hope this helps, please feel free to ask further questions. Regards, Vijay

Hello! There is no issue if you are only seeing the 200 and 301 responses in the crawl report as it would be normal. We will return an HTTP response code for every page we crawl. Hope this helps!

Everett, you've been incredibly helpful - thank you!

As Thomas said, 50k is the max but you can also have an index file with multiple sitemaps within it so you can have lots more if needed. A couple of things I would add. Manual crawling is fine but remember, that also means that pages that can't be crawled will be excluded from the sitemap which defeats the purpose of the sitemap As for why the indexation levels are so low, the first thing I would check is if everything in the sitemap is a 200 response. Make sure there aren't any redirects or 404s otherwise Google may decide not to trust the sitemap. I hope this helps

The pages are loading now not sure what was causing that but Id keep an eye on it. Feel free to shoot me a message if you have any other questions. I don't mind helping out if I can.