Basic object class properties
The Basic Properties table displays the standard elements in schema definition.
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The globally unique name. |
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An optional definition that describes the object class and its contents. The analogous LDIF equivalent is |
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The object identifier assigned to the schema definition. You can obtain a specific OID for your company that allows you to define your own object classes and attributes from IANA or ANSI. |
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The schema definition’s hierarchical parent or superior object class, if any. An object class can have one parent. |
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The type of schema definition, which can be abstract, structural, or auxiliary. The analogous LDIF equivalent is |
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Specifies required attributes with the object class. The analogous LDIF equivalent is
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Specifies optional attributes that can be used with the object class. The analogous LDIF equivalent is
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The Additional Properties table provides auxiliary information associated with the object class.
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Specifies short-form alias names, if any. You could have any number of short-form names as long as they are all unique. The analogous LDIF equivalent appears as the secondary element with the |
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The origin of the schema definition. Typically, it could refer to a specific RFC or company. |
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Specifies if the schema definition is obsolete or not. |
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Specifies the schema file that stores the definition in the |