Refiner based on URL

I have 2 Content Sources crawled to URL1 and URL2.
While searching in 'Everything' navigation link, I need to have a URL1 refiner on the left that shows only contents from URL1.
Can I do that?

If you want to refine based on content sources you have a managed property called contentSource , make sure it's refinable property by
Go to central administration
manage service application
Search service
Search Schema
edit the managed property
make sure it's refinable (Yes-Active)
afterwards in the search results page edit the refinement webpart and click choose refinement and choose content source
The refiner names will be same as the content source names
Hope that helps|Amr Fouad|MCTS,MCPD sharePoint 2010

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