Modifying Multiple Attributes; Copying An Existing Filter; Setting Default Values For Attributes; Changing The Filter Settings - Novell POLICY IN DESIGNER 3.5 - 09-18-2009 Manual

2 Browse and select the class you want to add, then click OK.
3 Change the options to synchronize the information.
4 To save the changes, click File > Save.
Adding an Attribute
1 Click Add Attributes
You can also right-click in the Filter editor, then select Add Attribute.
2 Browse and select the attribute you want to add, then click OK.
3 Change the options to synchronize the information.
4 To save the changes, click File > Save.

7.2.2 Modifying Multiple Attributes

The Filter editor allows you to modify more than one attribute at a time. Press the Ctrl key and select
multiple attributes; when the option changes, it is changed for all of the selected attributes.

7.2.3 Copying an Existing Filter

You can copy an existing filter from another driver and use it in the driver you are currently working
with.
1 Click Copy an Existing Filter
You can also right-click in the Filter editor, then select Copy an Existing Filter.
2 Browse to and select the filter object you want to copy, then click OK.
If you have more than one Identity Vault in your project, you can copy filters from the other
Identity Vaults. When you are browsing to select the other object, you can browse to the other
Identity Vault and use a filter stored there.

7.2.4 Setting Default Values for Attributes

You can define the default values for new attributes when they are added to the filter.
1 Click Default Attribute Settings
2 Select the options you want new attributes to have, then click OK.

7.2.5 Changing the Filter Settings

The Filter editor gives you the option of changing how information is synchronized between the
Identity Vault and the connected system. The filter has different settings for classes and attributes.
1 In the Filter editor, select a class.
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