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050-696 · Question #150

You're designing the eDirectory tree for your company. Your company is composed of four distinct subsidiary organizations. You decide to create four Organization objects at the root of your tree to…

The correct answer is A. Yes, all eDirectory rules have been observed. This question verifies knowledge of valid eDirectory tree structure rules, specifically whether Organization objects can hold User objects and whether multiple Organization objects are permitted.

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Question

You're designing the eDirectory tree for your company. Your company is composed of four distinct subsidiary organizations. You decide to create four Organization objects at the root of your tree to represent each. Each subsidiary has its own Vice President who is in charge of the organization. You decide to create a user object for each Vice President in their respective Organization object. Novell 050-696 Exam Will this design work?

Options

  • AYes, all eDirectory rules have been observed.
  • BNo, user objects can't reside within an Organization object.
  • CNo, Organization objects can only reside within Country objects.
  • DNo, there can only be one Organization object within a given tree.
  • ENo, Organization objects should not be used to represent subsidiaries. Organizational Unit objects

How the community answered

(49 responses)
  • A
    73% (36)
  • B
    12% (6)
  • C
    2% (1)
  • D
    8% (4)
  • E
    4% (2)

Why each option

This question verifies knowledge of valid eDirectory tree structure rules, specifically whether Organization objects can hold User objects and whether multiple Organization objects are permitted.

AYes, all eDirectory rules have been observed.Correct

Novell eDirectory permits multiple Organization objects to exist at the root of a single tree, and User objects are valid leaf objects that can reside directly within an Organization container. Both of these design choices conform to the eDirectory schema rules, making the described tree structure fully functional.

BNo, user objects can't reside within an Organization object.

User objects are valid leaf objects and can reside directly inside an Organization object without any schema violation.

CNo, Organization objects can only reside within Country objects.

Organization objects can reside directly at the Tree root and are not required to be placed inside Country objects.

DNo, there can only be one Organization object within a given tree.

eDirectory trees support multiple Organization objects; there is no rule restricting a tree to a single Organization.

ENo, Organization objects should not be used to represent subsidiaries. Organizational Unit objects

While Organizational Unit objects are commonly used for subdivisions, Organization objects are schema-valid containers and can represent subsidiary organizations.

Concept tested: eDirectory tree structure and schema rules

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

Topics

#eDirectory tree design#Organization objects#tree structure rules#container objects

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