050-696 · Question #65
Which term refers to an object's position in the eDirectory tree?
The correct answer is A. Context. In Novell eDirectory, the term 'context' specifically identifies an object's location within the directory tree.
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- AContext
- BProperty
- CPartition
- DContainment
- EEnvironment
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(44 responses)- A77% (34)
- B7% (3)
- C2% (1)
- D11% (5)
- E2% (1)
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In Novell eDirectory, the term 'context' specifically identifies an object's location within the directory tree.
Context is the eDirectory term for an object's position in the tree, expressed as the ordered list of container objects (Organizational Units and Organization) that hold the object, read from the immediate parent up to the root - for example, OU=IS.OU=CORP.O=DA is the context of any object residing in the IS container.
Property (also called attribute) describes a characteristic or value stored on an object, not where the object resides in the tree.
Partition is a segment of the eDirectory database distributed across servers for replication and fault tolerance, not a descriptor of object position.
Containment refers to the eDirectory schema rules that define which object classes can hold other object classes, not the specific position of an object.
Environment is not a defined eDirectory term for describing an object's location in the directory hierarchy.
Concept tested: eDirectory object context definition
Source: https://www.netiq.com/documentation/edirectory-92/edir_admin/data/a2iiidg.html
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