Which type of OES NetWare network security controls who can manage objects in your tree?

Login Security governs how users authenticate to the network - password policies, intruder lockout, and time restrictions - not who can administer tree objects.

Printing Security controls access to print queues and printers, which is a subset of file system or object rights, not the overarching control of tree object management.

eDirectory Security encompasses the trustee assignments, Inherited Rights Filters, and object/property rights that control which users or groups can manage (create, delete, rename, or modify) objects in the eDirectory tree. This is distinct from file system access and from the process of authenticating to the network. It is the security layer specifically designed to protect the directory namespace and its administrative functions.

File System Security controls access to files and directories stored on NetWare volumes and does not govern the ability to manage eDirectory objects in the tree.