050-696 · Question #142
Which object right allows a trustee to remove an object from the eDirectory tree?
The correct answer is C. Delete. The Delete object right in eDirectory is the specific right that grants a trustee permission to remove an object from the directory tree.
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Options
- AErase
- BModify
- CDelete
- DRename
- ERemove
- FEdit
How the community answered
(24 responses)- C79% (19)
- D4% (1)
- E4% (1)
- F13% (3)
Why each option
The Delete object right in eDirectory is the specific right that grants a trustee permission to remove an object from the directory tree.
Erase is not a valid or defined eDirectory object right - it does not exist in the eDirectory rights model.
Modify is a valid object right but it controls renaming or moving an object within the tree, not removing it.
Delete is one of the defined eDirectory object rights and specifically controls whether a trustee can remove an object entirely from the eDirectory tree. Without this right, a trustee cannot destroy an object even if they hold all other object rights. It is distinct from property rights and only applies to the act of object removal.
Rename is a valid object right that allows changing an object's common name, not deleting it from the tree.
Remove is not a defined eDirectory object right - Delete is the correct term for the removal permission.
Edit is not a defined eDirectory object right and does not appear in the standard eDirectory access control model.
Concept tested: eDirectory object right for removing objects
Source: https://www.netiq.com/documentation/edirectory-92/edir_admin/data/b1j5pzjk.html
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