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4.1.8 Modifying an Object's Auxiliary Properties
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In Novell iManager, click the Roles and Tasks button Description: Roles and Tasks button .
2 Click eDirectory Administration > Modify Object .
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Specify the name and context of the object you want to modify, then click OK .
4 On the General tab, click the Other page.
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On the screen that appears, set the attribute values you want.
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Double-click any unvalued attributes to add them to the list of valued attributes.
Š Select a valued attribute, then click Edit to edit the attribute, or Delete to remove the
attribute.
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You must know the syntax of a property to set it correctly. For more information, see
Understanding Schema Manager (http://www.novell.com/documentation/lg/ndsv8/docui/
index.html#../usnds/schm_enu/data/hnpkthb2.html)
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6 Click Apply , then click OK .
4.1.9 Deleting Auxiliary Properties from an Object
1 In Novell iManager, click the Roles and Tasks button Description: Roles and Tasks button .
2 Click Schema > Object Extensions .
3 Specify the name and context of the object want to extend, then click OK .
4 In the list of current auxiliary class extensions, select the auxiliary class whose properties you
want to delete.
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Click Remove , then click OK .
This deletes all the properties added by the auxiliary class except for any that the object already
had innately.
6 Click Close .
4.2 Viewing the Schema
You can view the schema to evaluate how well the schema meets your organization’s informational
needs. The larger and more complex your organization, the more likely it is that you need to
customize the schema, but even small organizations might have unique tracking needs. Viewing the
schema can help you determine what, if any, extensions you need to make to the base schema.
4.2.1 Viewing Class Information
The Class Information page in iManager displays information about the selected class and lets you
add attributes. Most of the information displayed on the page was specified when the class was
created. Some of the optional attributes might have been added later.
During class creation, if the class was specified to inherit attributes from another class, the inherited
attributes are classified as they are in the parent class. For instance, if Object Class is a mandatory
attribute for the parent class, then it displays on this screen as a mandatory attribute for the selected
class.
1 In Novell iManager, click the Roles and Tasks button Description: Roles and Tasks button .