By default, the user search function uses the standard search mechanism of the User Management Engine (UME). You can change the default settings of this search mechanism and thus tailor the user search according to your specific requirements.
The System Administration portal role is assigned to your user.
1. Assign Attributes to System Users
To assign attributes to system users, choose
.Select the relevant system user and choose View .
A list of assigned attributes appears.
The entries with I* relate to the system users:
IGroup for user groups
IRole for portal roles
IUser for individual portal users
To change the assigned attributes, choose Edit .
Assign or remove assigned attributes by simply selecting or deselecting them from the list.
2. Define Attributes Relevant for Searches
Select an assigned attribute in the list of attributes for a system user (see the Assign attributes section above).
A list of all currently available attributes in the system appears.
Decide which attributes should be available for the user search.
To make an attribute relevant for searching (available for the user search), set the searchable flag in the configuration for the attribute in question.
The attributes activated for the user search are marked with the icon in the attribute table (in the searchable column).
3. (Optional) Create Copies of Attributes
Sometimes it is necessary to create for an attribute a variant that is relevant for searches, and a variant that is not relevant for searches. The reason for doing this is that an attribute can be either relevant for searches or not relevant for searches.
If you have flagged an attribute for a system user as relevant for searches and require it to be not relevant for searches for another system user, proceed as follows:
Choose
.Select the relevant attribute and choose Duplicate .
Flag the copy as not relevant for search.
Now, you have two variants of the same attribute. This allows you to assign the required variant of the same attribute to different system users.