Search Enhancement

[SteveFall]

It would be nice if all search fields performed a "contains" search instead of "begins with"

For example:

Phone System Management => Phones & Devices

It would be nice if the last Hex digits of the MAC were searchable
Since all of my phones are from the same manufacturer, the 1st 6 Hex digits are the same.

In:

Admin => User Management => Users

You must search based on the starting characters of the userid/email

In our case surname would be very helpful. We have thousands of users and they are imported from LDAP.
Since there can be jdoe@domain and jodoe@domain and johndoe@domain it would be great to search on Doe instead of going back to the GAL to lookup the email.

However in:

Phone System Management => Users and Rooms (Users tab)

I can search on just a portion (i.e. surname) of the user ID.

[Eliot]

hi stevefall,

i think it is an outstanding suggestion.

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thanks,  eliot

[3DS-mahnay]

Specifically for Admin=> User Management => Users, a "wildcard" search would be great.   We can see that we Zoom has already done that for some fields (Name, Ext, or Name) for the Phone System Management=>Users&Rooms=>Users  search field- where I can just put a portion of a last name and find users with that sequence of characters somewhere within their last name.   That type of search would help greatly in the User Management search!