Users to Exclude from Reports (EXCLUDEDUSERS)
By default, unless one or more users are specified in the People Picker, all SharePoint users are included in the following ControlPoint analyses:
·Site Permissions
·Comprehensive Permissions
·Site Collection Activity
·Site Activity
·Activity by User
·Activity by Document
·Inactive Users
ControlPoint Application Administrators can, however, exclude certain users and/or Active Directory groups from these analyses by entering the user account name(s) as the Value for the ControlPoint Configuration Setting Users to Exclude from Reports. Enter multiple account names as a comma-separated list.
You may, for example, want to exclude common system accounts such as Sharepoint\System and NTAuthority\Authenticated Users.
NOTE: You must exclude users based on full account names (sometimes known as pre-Windows 2000account names in Active Directory), not display names. For example, you cannot exclude system accounts by entering the display name System Account.
You can still run permissions and activity reports on excluded users if you enter them in the People Picker.
NOTE: You can exclude users from audit log analyses via the ControlPoint Configuration Setting Users to Exclude from Audit Log Analyses.
Eliminate Claims Prefix from Username in Reports (UseCleanedLoginNameInReports)
By default, the names of claims-authenticated user names display with the claims prefix (for example, i:0#.w|) in results of several ControlPoint analyses.
ControlPoint Application Administrators can, however, choose to have claims user names display "cleaned up" (that is, without the prefix) by changing the Value of the ControlPoint Configuration Setting UseCleanedLoginNameInReports from False to True.
Maximum Number of Orphaned Users to Delete Per Scheduled Batch (OrphanDeleteBatchSize)
If you run an Orphaned Domain Users analysis and choose to Automatically delete users after analysis has run, ControlPoint will automatically submit one or more Delete User jobs to the ControlPoint scheduler.
The number of jobs submitted depends on the number of users to be deleted, and the number of users processed in a job is determined by the Value of the ControlPoint Setting OrphanedDeleteBatchSize (100 by default). ControlPoint Application Administrators may, however, choose to either increase this value (if, for example, they want all users to be deleted in a single scheduled job or decrease it (for example, to avoid having a single scheduled job run for an excessively long time).
CSV Delimiter Character (CSVDELIMETER)
By default, ControlPoint uses a comma (,) as a delimiter to separate data in search and analysis results when the Download Report Data as CSV option is used. ControlPoint Application Administrators can, however, specify a different delimiter to use by modifying the Value of the ControlPoint Setting CSV Delimiter Character. (This might be necessary if some of the content in analysis resultssuch as site namescontain commas.)
Note that this setting does not apply when the CSV (comma delimited) option in selected from the report toolbar drop-down.
NOTE: This is an Advanced Setting.
NOTE: If you want to use a tab for the delimiter, enter TAB.
If you use a delimiter other than a comma and plan to use Excel as your analysis tool, when performing the Download Report Data as CSV operation, choose the [Save] option then import the saved file into Excel. If you try to open the csv file directly in Excel, only commas will be recognized as delimiters.