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Adding and editing directory contexts
Web Security Help | Web Security Solutions | Version 7.8.x
Use the Settings > Hybrid Configuration > Shared User Data > Add Context page to refine the way that Directory Agent searches your user directory and packages user and group information for the hybrid service.
 
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You can select multiple contexts within the directory. It is best to include contexts that include only users managed by the hybrid service: for example, you might have hybrid users in multiple OUs. Alternatively, if you want to synchronize all users in a number of specific groups, then you can select a context for each group where each context is the fully qualified group name.
By default, Directory Agent uses the user and group filters defined under Advanced directory settings on the Settings > General > Directory Services page. If required, you can customize these filters for each hybrid service context, for example to include only users that are members of a group managed by the hybrid service.
You can also choose to exclude certain contexts from the Directory Agent search. You might want to do this if you have a particular context that is not required or could cause problems with the hybrid service, such as an administrator group with multiple email addresses in a record. You can only set a context as an exclude context if it is within an included directory context.
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Use the search field to locate the context name if required. You can search on OUs, groups, users, or all directory entries. If multiple contexts appear in the search results, select a context and click Show in Tree to see the context's location in the Directory Entries tree.
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Mark the context, then click Specify Include Context.
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Select Context Only to limit searches to the root context only.
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Select One Level to limit searches to the root context and one level below.
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Select All Levels to expand searches to the root context and all levels below.
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If you selected groups or OUs for which to Specify Include Context, and then selected One Level or All Levels for group searches, the Include all users in selected groups, regardless of context option is enabled. Check the box if you want to ensure that all users are included from the groups found in the directory search, even if some of those users are in a different context.
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Mark Customize search filters, and edit the user and group search filters as required.
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Click OK to save the directory context.
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In the popup window that appears, note that Set as exclude context is selected. The Remove exclude context option is available only when you select an existing excluded context and click Specify Exclude Context to edit it.
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Select Context Only to limit searches to the specified context only.
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Select One Level to limit searches to the specified context and one level below.
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Select All Levels to expand searches to the specified context and all levels below.
Note that the user and group levels for an excluded context cannot be greater than the defined levels for its root context. For example, if the root context's Directory Search level for either users or groups is set to Context Only, the corresponding users or groups search level for the excluded context are also set to Context Only and cannot be changed.
If you select All Levels for both users and groups, everything below the selected context is excluded and you cannot browse further levels of the Directory Entries tree.
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In versions 7.8.2 and later, if only groups are specified as exclude contexts, and One or All levels have been selected for exclusion, use the Exclude all users in selected groups, regardless of context option to determine whether:
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Click OK to save the excluded context.
When you are finished, click OK to close the Add Context page and update the Root Context for Hybrid Filtering Users table. You must also click OK on the Shared User Data page to cache the change.

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