Novell NETWARE 6-DOCUMENTATION Manual page 2177

Additional Information about User Entries
248 Getting Results with Novell Web Services
The following information might be of interest to the network administrator
concerning creating user entries:
User entries use the inetOrgPerson, organizationalPerson, and person
object classes. For more information on how these are used, search the
Novell Support Connection Web site (http://support.novell.com).
By default, the distinguished name for users is as follows:
cn=full name, ou=organization, ...,o=base organization,
c=country
For example, if a user entry for Sam Warden is created within the
Organizational Unit Engineering, and the directory's suffix is O=Ace
Industry, C=US, then the person's DN is
CN=Sam Warden, OU=Engineering, O=Ace Industry, C=US
However, you can change this format to a UID-based distinguised name.
Suffixes are optional if you are using the local directory. If you did not
configure a suffix for your local directory, then you literally use the string
" " (quote quote) to represent the search base on calls to ldapsearch.
The values on the user form fields are stored as the following LDAP
attributes:
User Field
Given Name
Surname
Full Name
User ID
Password
E-Mail Address
The following fields are also available when editing the user entry:
User Field
Title
Telephone
Corresponding LDAP Attribute
givenName
sn
cn
uid
userPassword
mail
Corresponding LDAP Attribute
title
telephoneNumber