Showing posts with label AD Schema. Show all posts
Showing posts with label AD Schema. Show all posts

Thursday, April 7, 2011

Types of Schema Modifications in active directory


The following modification, we can make in the schema on the active directory

  • Redefining a deactivated class or attribute
  •  Creating a new attribute
  •  Modifying an existing attribute
  •  Deactivating a class or an attribute
  •  Activating a deactivated class or attribute
  •  Creating a new class
  •  Modifying an existing class
                   I will post about the above topics in detail, As Soon as possible

Monday, April 4, 2011

What are Schema Classes and Attributes


            If we create a directory object is an instance of an object class it’s contained in the schema. Every object class contains a list of associated attributes, it’s give the information of the object. Attributes and classes defined independently, so single attribute can contain with multiple classes. All attributes and schema classes are defined by the class schema and attribute schema objects.

                There are three types of classes in the schema. 

Structural Class – this class is used to objects like (computers and users) in the active directory.
Abstract Class – this class is used to deriving the structural classes
Auxiliary Class – this class contains predefined attributes, it can be include in the structural and abstract classes.

Class Schema:
                ClassSchema object is used to define the classes in the schema, it provide the template for building active directory objects of the class.
Attributes Schema:
                 AttributeSchema objects are used to define attributes in the schema. An attributeSchema object determines the allowable contents and syntax for instances of that attribute in the director
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