050-696 · Question #10
You need to create a new user object in your eDirectory tree using the ConsoleOne management utility. You don't have ConsoleOne installed on your local Windows workstation, so you must run it from…
The correct answer is C. Sys:\Public\Mgmt\ConsoleOne\1.2\bin. The ConsoleOne management utility is installed on OES NetWare servers at a specific file system path that administrators must know to launch it remotely from a Windows workstation.
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- ASys:\Public\bin
- BSys:\Public\Win32\ConsoleOne
- CSys:\Public\Mgmt\ConsoleOne\1.2\bin
- DSys:\Public\WINNT\ConsoleOne\1.2\bin
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The ConsoleOne management utility is installed on OES NetWare servers at a specific file system path that administrators must know to launch it remotely from a Windows workstation.
Sys:\Public\bin is a general utilities path on NetWare but is not the location where ConsoleOne is installed.
Sys:\Public\Win32\ConsoleOne is not a valid or standard installation path for ConsoleOne on OES NetWare.
On OES NetWare servers, ConsoleOne is installed by default at Sys:\Public\Mgmt\ConsoleOne\1.2\bin, where the ConsoleOne.exe executable resides. This is the standard installation path defined by Novell for ConsoleOne version 1.2 on NetWare/OES systems, and administrators map a drive to this path or browse to it to launch the utility.
Sys:\Public\WINNT\ConsoleOne\1.2\bin references a WINNT subdirectory that does not correspond to the actual ConsoleOne installation directory structure on NetWare.
Concept tested: ConsoleOne executable location on OES NetWare
Source: https://www.microfocus.com/documentation/consoleone/
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