OpenText NetIQ Directory & Resource Administrator

DRA language support needs to be improved as it is unable to support certain characters such as Turkish I and German ß (Eszett)

Marcus Gould

It is not possible to perform any operational actions on users with certain characters in their name, such as the Turkish I as in EMİNE or the German ß (Eszett) as in Straße. Once such a user has been created it will, after a few minutes (as long as…
- over 1 year ago
- OpenText NetIQ Directory & Resource Administrator
- DRA Ideas
Add a drop down menu for the email domain when establishing an email address

GK_G

It would be beneficial to have a drop down menu available in the 32 bit Console and Web Console for the email domain when establishing an email address for a user. Use case: Often when the Administrators/Helpdesk establish an email address for a user…
- over 3 years ago
- OpenText NetIQ Directory & Resource Administrator
- DRA Ideas
DRA10 Object Creation

TimothyLHanson

I have noticed when drilling down to a specific ou to create an object when I choose the object I would like to create in the ou I navigated to it takes me back to the top level and asks me to choose the create in ou location. It would be nice if it defaulted…
- over 4 years ago
- OpenText NetIQ Directory & Resource Administrator
- DRA Ideas

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