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050-696 · Question #149

Click the Exhibit button to begin. What is the context of the KTracy user object?

The correct answer is C. CS.SLC . DA. This question tests understanding of Novell eDirectory object context, which is the container path where an object resides, excluding the object's own name.

Novell eDirectory Management

Question

Click the Exhibit button to begin. What is the context of the KTracy user object?

Exhibit

050-696 question #149 exhibit

Options

  • ACS.DA
  • BSLC . DA
  • CCS.SLC . DA
  • DCORP.SLC . DA
  • ECORP.CS.SLC . DA

How the community answered

(28 responses)
  • A
    7% (2)
  • B
    4% (1)
  • C
    71% (20)
  • D
    4% (1)
  • E
    14% (4)

Why each option

This question tests understanding of Novell eDirectory object context, which is the container path where an object resides, excluding the object's own name.

ACS.DA

CS.DA omits the SLC container, which is a required intermediate container in the path.

BSLC . DA

SLC.DA omits the CS Organizational Unit where KTracy directly resides.

CCS.SLC . DACorrect

In eDirectory, an object's context is the full path of its parent containers, not including the object name itself. If KTracy resides in the CS Organizational Unit, which is inside SLC, which is inside the DA Organization, the context is written as CS.SLC.DA. This follows standard eDirectory typeless naming conventions reading from leaf container to root.

DCORP.SLC . DA

CORP.SLC.DA introduces a CORP container that is not part of KTracy's container hierarchy.

ECORP.CS.SLC . DA

CORP.CS.SLC.DA incorrectly prepends a CORP container that does not exist in KTracy's path.

Concept tested: eDirectory object context and typeless naming

Source: https://www.netiq.com/documentation/edirectory-92/pdfdoc/edir_admin/edir_admin.pdf

Topics

#eDirectory context#distinguished name#object location#tree structure

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