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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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Question

Which object right allows a trustee to remove an object from the eDirectory tree?

Options

  • AErase
  • BModify
  • CDelete
  • DRename
  • ERemove
  • FEdit

How the community answered

(24 responses)
  • C
    79% (19)
  • D
    4% (1)
  • E
    4% (1)
  • F
    13% (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.

AErase

Erase is not a valid or defined eDirectory object right - it does not exist in the eDirectory rights model.

BModify

Modify is a valid object right but it controls renaming or moving an object within the tree, not removing it.

CDeleteCorrect

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.

DRename

Rename is a valid object right that allows changing an object's common name, not deleting it from the tree.

ERemove

Remove is not a defined eDirectory object right - Delete is the correct term for the removal permission.

FEdit

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

Topics

#Delete right#object rights#eDirectory tree#trustee rights

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