Data Source Indexed by Alternate Key

If you selected Alternate Key as the indexing method on the Search Criteria tab, enter the following:

Enter the Alternative Key Name for the Search Key.
Enables you to use a non-standard entity as the search key.
To define the Key Transformation:
1. Enter the Key Transform Pattern.
  Specifies a regular expression (regex) pattern used for transforming the search key.
2. Enter the Key Replace Pattern.
  Specifies a replacement string used to transform the search key.
  For example, 17$2 means the new string starts with 17 and is followed by the group 2 ($2) pattern.
To define the Search DN:
1. Enter the Root DN.
  Specifies the location in the data source directory where the search starts.
2. Enter the Base DN Attribute.
  If the Scope is Object, the MPE device prepends this value to the Root DN when building the DN for a search.
Select the Search Scope from the list:
- One-Level
  Extends the scope of the LDAP data search to one level under the given Root DN.
- Sub-Tree (default)
  Extends the scope of the LDAP search to the whole sub-tree under the given Root DN.
- Object
  Restricts the scope of the LDAP search to the specified object.
Enter the LDAP Attribute Name.
Specifies the attribute whose value is checked to match the key value. The attribute is used to construct a search filter in the form KeyAttribute=KeyValue.
Enter an Extra Filter.
Specifies free-form text that the MPE device appends to the search filter defined by the Key Attribute.
Enter the Retrieved Attributes.
Proceed with Defining LDAP Subscription ID Filters.