Novell iManager 2.7.5 Administration Guide - NetIQ

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Figure 5-1 Object selection options in a task Select a Single Object This is the default object selection method. Select a Single Object lets you specify a single object to which the task is applied. When using the Object Selector to locate the object, selecting an object automatically closes the Object Selector and inserts the selected object in the task’s object name field. For more information about the Object Selector, see “Using the Object Selector” on page 29. Select Multiple Objects Select Multiple Objects modifies the tasks object name field to accept a list of objects instead of only one object. The Object Selector also runs in “multiple object” mode so that you can select more than one object at a time. For more information about the Object Selector, see “Using the Object Selector” on page 29. Simple Selection Simple Selection opens a basic search tool in the Content frame. With this tool, you can search for objects in the directory tree based on a specified property value. Figure 5-2 Basic object filter in a task The attribute list has a list of attributes on which you can perform the Search operation. The operator list has a list of various operators to be used for the Search operation. If you want the objects, which result after performing the search operation, to be sorted, select Sort the resulting objects. Simple Selection includes the following limitations: • Searches the entire directory tree • Does not support wildcards in the search criteria • Supports only “starts with” and “equals” filters for property values Advanced Selection Advanced Selection provides a more configurable environment for searching the directory for the desired objects. 34 Novell iManager 2.7.5 Administration Guide
Figure 5-3 iManager’s Advanced Selection Interface Advanced Selection gives you more granular control over the object filter used during the search operation. You can configure advanced selection options using the following fields: Object Type: Specifies the object base class for which you are searching. For example, User. Container: Specifies the container at which you want to start the search. To search subordinate containers, select Include sub‐containers. Filter: Specifies a filter to apply to the search. Select the Filter icon which you can define the filter. Click OK when the filter is done. to open a separate window from Figure 5-4 iManager’s Advanced Filter dialog The Filter interface includes the following fields: Aux Classes: Specifies an Auxiliary Class to include in the search. Attribute: Specifies an attribute (property) that you want to utilize as part of the filter. Roles and Tasks 35
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