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Which is a multivalued property of an eDirectory user object?

The correct answer is F. Telephone Number. Telephone Number is a multivalued property in eDirectory, allowing a single user object to store multiple phone number entries simultaneously.

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Question

Which is a multivalued property of an eDirectory user object?

Options

  • ASurname
  • BPassword
  • CZip Code
  • DFull Name
  • EHome Directory
  • FTelephone Number

How the community answered

(21 responses)
  • B
    5% (1)
  • D
    10% (2)
  • E
    5% (1)
  • F
    81% (17)

Why each option

Telephone Number is a multivalued property in eDirectory, allowing a single user object to store multiple phone number entries simultaneously.

ASurname

Surname is a single-valued property; only one surname string can be stored on a user object at a time.

BPassword

Password is single-valued because a user object can only have one active password credential at a time.

CZip Code

Zip Code is a single-valued property that stores only one postal code value for the user.

DFull Name

Full Name is a single-valued property that holds only one display name string for the user object.

EHome Directory

Home Directory is a single-valued property that points to only one file system path for the user's home folder.

FTelephone NumberCorrect

Telephone Number is defined as a multivalued attribute in the eDirectory schema, meaning a single user object can hold multiple distinct phone number values at the same time - such as office, mobile, and fax numbers. This differs from single-valued attributes, which can only store one value per object at a time.

Concept tested: Multivalued vs single-valued eDirectory attribute types

Source: https://www.netiq.com/documentation/edirectory-92/edir_admin/data/front.html

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#multivalued properties#user object#telephone number#object attributes

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