050-696 · Question #58
Which of the following are container objects? (Choose 3.)
The correct answer is E. Country G. Organization I. Organizational Unit. Container objects in eDirectory can hold other objects within the tree; the three standard container classes are Country, Organization, and Organizational Unit.
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- AUser
- BAlias
- CGroup
- DVolume
- ECountry
- FTemplate
- GOrganization
- HDirectory Map
- IOrganizational Unit
How the community answered
(29 responses)- C7% (2)
- E83% (24)
- F7% (2)
- H3% (1)
Why each option
Container objects in eDirectory can hold other objects within the tree; the three standard container classes are Country, Organization, and Organizational Unit.
User is a leaf object and cannot contain other directory objects within it.
Alias is a leaf object that points to another object elsewhere in the tree and cannot contain other objects.
Group is a leaf object used to aggregate users for access rights assignment and cannot contain other directory objects.
Volume is a leaf object representing a physical storage volume on a server and cannot contain other directory objects.
Country (C=) is a container object that sits directly below the tree root and can hold Organization objects beneath it.
Template is a leaf object that defines default attribute values for new User objects and cannot contain other objects.
Organization (O=) is a container object that represents the top-level entity of a company and can hold Organizational Units or leaf objects directly.
Directory Map is a leaf object that stores a pointer to a file system directory path and cannot contain other objects.
Organizational Unit (OU=) is a container object used to subdivide an Organization into smaller administrative groups and can be nested within other Organizational Units.
Concept tested: eDirectory container vs. leaf object classification
Source: https://www.netiq.com/documentation/edirectory-92/edir_admin/data/a2iii88.html
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