Display name of nested user in NTFS report

Question

Hello, 
 our customer want to show Display name of nested user that member in group on ntfs report. 
 how to set this? 
 Thanks!

Angela.Freeman · Accepted Answer

Hello, 
 I wanted to reach out to you about the issues you are having customizing a library report in Enterprise Reporter. If after using the report features detailed by Adam.Greenaway, you are still experiencing issues with the product please contact Quest support. Private messaging on this forum does not directly reach our support teams. Quest support can more effectively address your individual concerns and most importantly ensure you are reporting on the required data. 
 Thank you, 
 -Angela

Former Member · Answer

Good day 
 You can hover over the user's profile avatar and in the dropdown request friendship. when accepted, you will be able to message each other 
 but I'd recommend that you contact support if the issue continues: 
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 For quick replies, and to assist on creating a service request for you, You can contact our experts on Twitter at @QuestExperts . 
 
 Hope this helps

Angela.Freeman · Answer

Hello, 
 We have further tested and updated the report we provided yesterday and compared to your original report. We did build this report similar to your sample, using the same graphics and colors. 
 Here is the second version of your report for download: https://www.quest.com/community/quest/enterprise-reporter/user-cooperation/m/custom-reports/233 
 The new report is a brand new query that does expand full nested membership for each permissioned account on the folder path. The report does this expansion inline in the report and each member will appear in a separate row instead of at the bottom in a sub-report . Also when testing this report please make sure to test a path that has a permissioned account with nested membership. Your previous output had no membership to be displayed. In addition we have included an example from our testing to show you the expanded nested membership in the report. 
 The new report includes the following : 
 
 Requested Fields: Account Name, Account Display Name, Group Member Account Name, Group Member Display Name, Group Member Description, Permissions, Applies To and Is Inherited 
 In addition we added the Group Membership Path Field - so you can see directly how the member is derived. 
 For the parameters, this report has a single parameter for a folder path. Per your request we have added this parameter value to the report header. This will allow any report readers to know exactly how the report was filtered at the time it was run. 
 
 Lastly we have investigated your other requests and unfortunately these features are not available in the current version of Enterprise Reporter. 
 We have logged the following feature requests on your behalf and they will be added to our Ideas Forum. https://www.quest.com/community/quest/enterprise-reporter/ideas 
 
 Enhancement #1: Provide the ability to specify how many levels of membership to be included in the membership reports, not just second level 
 Enhancement #2: CSV export of reports (Excel): Ability to support multiple tabs in Excel export format including a cover page 
 Enhancement #3: Ability to customize the layout of the hard-coded sub-report for expanded group membership 
 Enhancement #4: Allow the ability for hidden report parameters to be added to report header 
 Enhancement #5: CSV export of reports (Excel): Ability to customize Excel row styles and enable Excel filtering in exported report format 
 
 Feature requests will be considered for a future release of the product. 
 If you would like to discuss these feature requests further, please reach out to your account manager and we can set up a direct call to discuss. 
 Thank you, -Angela

Peter.Hannah · Answer

A new report has been added. Due to some restrictions, the permissions parameter is strictly a 'contains', with no special dialog or search. 
 https://www.quest.com/community/quest/enterprise-reporter/user-cooperation/m/custom-reports/234

Display name of nested user in NTFS report

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