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In the Look within field, select the organizational unit under which you want
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to search for entries.
The default is the root point of the directory.
In the Format field, choose either On-Screen or Printer.
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Click Find.
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All the organizational units matching your search criteria are displayed.
In the resulting table, click the name of the organizational unit that you want to
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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.
To display all of the group entries contained in the Look Within directory, enter
either an asterisk (*) or simply leave this text field blank.
For more information regarding how to build a custom search filter, see "Building
Custom Search Queries," on page 67.
Editing Organizational Unit Attributes
To change a organizational unit entry, access the Administration Server and
perform the following steps:
Locate the organizational unit you want to edit as described in "Finding
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Organizational Units," on page 84.
The organizational unit edit form is displayed.
Change the displayed fields as desired and click Save Changes.
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The changes are made immediately.
It is possible that you will want to change an attribute value that is not
NOTE
displayed by the organizational unit edit form. In this situation, use the
Directory Server
ldapmodify command line utility, if available.
Chapter 4
Managing Organizational Units
Managing Users and Groups
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