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8 ndsDeleteAttribute A value is deleted from a single-value attribute.
Example:
Delete an attribute using LDAP tools, ICE, ConsoleOne, or
iManager.
NOTE: If the return value is NULL, you might have to access the
directory over a secure channel. For more information, refer to
“Accessing the Encrypted Attributes” on page 475
9 ndsCheckSecurityEquiv The security equivalence vector for the particular entry is checked.
Example:
Change the security equivalence attribute using LDAP tools, ICE,
ConsoleOne, or iManager.
10 ndsUpdateSecurityEquiv The security equivalence vector for the particular entry is modified.
Example:
Change the security equivalence attribute using LDAP tools, ICE,
ConsoleOne, or iManager.
11 ndsMoveDestEntry An object is moved to a different context. The trap will give the
context that the object is moved to.
Example:
Move objects using ldapmodrdn or ldapsdk.
12 ndsDeleteUnusedExtref A backlink object is deleted.
13 ndsAgentOpenLocal The local directory agent is opened.
Example:
Run unattended repair.
14 ndsAgentCloseLocal The local directory agent is closed.
Example:
Run unattended repair.
15 ndsDSABadVerb An incorrect verb number is associated with an DSAgent request.
Example:
Pass a bad verb request to eDirectory using DClient calls.
16 ndsMoveSubtree A container and its subordinate object are moved.
Example: When a partition is moved to a different context using
LDAP tools, ICE, ConsoleOne, or iManager.
17 ndsNoReplicaPointer A replica has no replica pointer associated with it.
18 ndsSyncInEnd Inbound synchronization is completed.
Trap
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Trap Name Trap Is Generated When