During a group review, different groups are listed out. Example, in administrator_local group, we have user1, user2, user3.
Is it possible to do a user search within the review. If user1 is typed, all groups below to user1 will be listed...
I know this is possible in a user review type. However, because all my administrator group are collected as groups. I will wish to have a review that can sort/search group name, and group users..
Is this possible?
The use case here is.
I want to perform a search on a user, it will list out all the groups the he belongs to. From there i will maintain or revoke the account.
Lets just say I'm the administrator group owner. I wants to review all local administrator group. From there i want to sort different user out. Because basically some users will always be there. I do not need to keep revoke or maintain them.
Also is there a way to do bulk action during a group review?
If you are looking to revoke an account, this capability exists only in Account Ownership review.
In User Access review and Group review, you can only revoke the access which is tied to account/user.
Yes, you do have a bulk option in group review. Make sure to check "Allow reviewers to use bulk actions on review items" in the review definition.
In group review, if you perform a search, it provides results only from the main screen (only 1 level). It will not provide results if the user is part of some groups.
What is the use case here?
Let's say you performed a search on a user and you see that he is part of 2 groups? What is next? you want to mark Maintain or Revoke on the results?
I don't fully understand the approach here. Is the expectation from a reviewer perspective is to search specific account and review the results?
If it's a group review, then reviewer is usually a group owner who is responsible to review all the accounts/users which have access to this group.
You might want to consider changing the review type to User access or Account Ownership.
In both reviews, you will have to limit the content only to the relevant groups.