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Managing Organizational Units
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3.
Type the name of the unit you want to find in the Find organizational unit
field. You can enter any of the following in the search field:
• A name. Enter a full name or a partial name. All entries that equally
match the search string will be returned. If no such entries are found, all
entries that contain the search string will be found. If no such entries are
found, any entries that sounds like the search string are found.
• An asterisk (*) to see all of the groups currently residing in your
directory. You can achieve this same result by simply leaving the field
blank.
• Any LDAP search filter. Any string that contains an equal sign (=) is
considered to be a search filter.
As an alternative, use the pull down menus in the Find all units whose field
to narrow the results of your search.
4.
In the Look within field, select the organizational unit under which you
want to search for entries. The default is the root point of the directory.
5.
In the Format field, choose either On-Screen or Printer.
6.
Click Find. All the organizational units matching your search criteria are
displayed.
7.
In the resulting table, click the name of the organizational unit that you
want to find.
The “Find all units whose” Field
The Find all units whose field allows you to build a custom search filter. Use
this field to narrow down the search results that are otherwise returned by Find
organizational unit. For more information regarding how to build a custom
search filter, see “Building Custom Search Queries,” on page 87.
To display all of the group entries contained in the Look Within directory, enter
either an asterisk (*) or simply leave this text field blank.