050-696 · Question #143
Which property right allows a trustee of an object to modify, add, or delete a property value of the object?
The correct answer is B. Write. The Write property right in eDirectory grants a trustee full ability to modify, add, or delete any value within an object's properties.
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- ARead
- BWrite
- CModify
- DDelete
- EAdd Self
- FInheritable
How the community answered
(21 responses)- A5% (1)
- B86% (18)
- F10% (2)
Why each option
The Write property right in eDirectory grants a trustee full ability to modify, add, or delete any value within an object's properties.
Read only allows a trustee to retrieve and view a property's value - it grants no ability to alter that value in any way.
Write is the property right in eDirectory that allows a trustee to make any change to a property's values, including adding new values, altering existing values, and removing values. This right covers the full spectrum of property value manipulation and is required for tasks such as changing a user's telephone number or group membership list. It is broader than Add Self, which only permits self-referential changes.
Modify is an object right that controls renaming or moving objects in the tree and is not a property right related to editing values.
Delete is an object right for removing objects from the tree entirely - it is not a property right for clearing or removing individual property values.
Add Self is a more restricted property right that only lets a trustee add or remove its own name as a value, not modify arbitrary property values.
Inheritable is a right flag that determines whether a granted right flows down to sub-containers and objects, not a right that itself enables modification of property values.
Concept tested: eDirectory Write property right for value modification
Source: https://www.netiq.com/documentation/edirectory-92/edir_admin/data/b1j5pzjk.html
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