How do I see all the WS1 Access User Attributes?

Admittedly, its extremely frustrating when you’ve synchronized several attributes from Active Directory (or another source) into Workspace ONE Access and the Admin Console only shows a bare minimum of attributes.

So how do I see all my attributes?  Unfortunately the answer typically requires the use of Postman.  I’m going to show you a quick little trick to see all your attributes without using Postman.

Step 1: Search for your User

In the top right corner of the admin console, you will see a search box. Enter the your username here and hit enter:

Note: This procedure requires you to search for the user as opposed to going to User & Groups and selecting a user.

In the search results, select your user:

Step 2: Copy/Edit your URL

Take a look at the URL, it should look something like this (including a Path variable):

Replace “/admin/userGroups?path=/users/” with “/jersey/manager/api/scim/Users/”

Now your URL should like something like this:

Click Enter

Step 3: View your Results

You should see a result set that contains all your attribute data:

Step 4: Format your Results (Optional)

This step is completely optional and makes your response easier to read.  I like to use Notepad++ with the JSON Viewer Plugin.

I’m currently using this JSON Viewer

A JSON viewer plugin for notepad++. Displays the selected JSON string in a tree view.

Author: Kapil Ratnani

Homepage: https://github.com/kapilratnani/JSON-Viewer

Paste your response into Notepad++.

From the plugins menu – Click JSON Viewer -> Format JSON

You should now see your results in an easier to read format:


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