Attached is our Claim Type Config.
We are authenticating via sAMAccountName to the IdP. The ID looks like jsmith. However, the user base doesn't know a person's lan ID, they know to search by Jane Smith to resolve her ID in People Picker. So the only way to resolve Jane Smith is by typing jsmith.
Is there a way for the user to type Jane Smith or Smith, Jane to resolve jsmith in People Picker. We still want the claim attribute to be sAMAccountName = jsmith.
Is there a way to accomplish this by searching by name or the user has to know the lan ID in order to be resolved?
In the green bold line: you must specify the LDAP attribute used by SharePoint to uniquely identify the user. It looks like it is the lan ID based on your description
Then, you can define as many additional LDAP attributes (used for search) as needed, by creating a new item using the option "Add a mapping between a LDAP object and the main corresponding object type"
Attached is our Claim Type Config. We are authenticating via sAMAccountName to the IdP. The ID looks like jsmith. However, the user base doesn't know a person's lan ID, they know to search by Jane Smith to resolve her ID in People Picker. So the only way to resolve Jane Smith is by typing jsmith.
Is there a way for the user to type Jane Smith or Smith, Jane to resolve jsmith in People Picker. We still want the claim attribute to be sAMAccountName = jsmith.
Is there a way to accomplish this by searching by name or the user has to know the lan ID in order to be resolved?