have a customer that wants to extend the schema to include an attrib for an
auxiliary class attached to the user class. The attribute will be used to
store compressed and encrypted XML code with logon..and is currently used to
store connection details for two applications - (its for an inhouse SSO app).
They have registered the OID etc..Just wondering if there was anything to
consider here? I was thinking DIT size/storage, replication etc...but is
there anything on the actual schema-side that may casue issues in the long
term? I did refer to some AD books for some guidance..and googled but nothing
(other than whats already mentioned here) really stood out.
Creating and securing additional attributes to the user class ... AD schema to include some custome attributes to the User class.... Created a new auxiliary class with these attributes ... After the reload, I am able to see the added attributes and write values to ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.active_directory)
Re: Directory Schema Extensions ... LDIF script and used it to update the schema an instance of ADAM that I will ... Define an auxiliary class that encapsulates my custom attributes. ... >> What I haven't been able to find so far is many sample LDIF files that ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.active_directory)
Re: Auxiliary Class Question in ADAM ... I created a PULM record called PR123 and set the bloodpressure to 120. ... I created an auxiliary class called heartRateOpt-user. ... I added it to PULM through the schema editor.... (microsoft.public.windows.server.active_directory)
Re: Create Bindable Object in AD ... roughly speaking the nearest match in the AD schema is going to be the user ... so you would likely need to build an auxiliary class that has the ... tried to add the necessary attributes and object class,... (microsoft.public.windows.server.active_directory)
Re: How to add custom user attributes in Active Directory- Server 2003 ... You need to extend the schema.... creating an auxiliary class containing your new attributes for an existing ... Microsoft MVP - Windows Server - Directory Services... (microsoft.public.windows.server.active_directory)
