Creating An Auxiliary Class; Extending An Object With The Properties Of An Auxiliary Class; Modifying An Object's Auxiliary Properties - Novell EDIRECTORY 8.8 - ADMINISTRATION Manual

2 Click Schema > Delete Attribute.
3 Select the attribute you want to delete.
4 Click Delete.

4.1.6 Creating an Auxiliary Class

An auxiliary class is a set of properties (attributes) added to particular eDirectory object instances
rather than to an entire class of objects. For example, an e-mail application could extend the schema
of your eDirectory tree to include an E-Mail Properties auxiliary class and then extend individual
objects with those properties as needed.
With Schema Manager, you can define your own auxiliary classes. You can then extend individual
objects with the properties defined in your auxiliary classes.
To create an auxiliary class:
1 In Novell iManager, click the Roles and Tasks button
2 Click Schema > Create Class.
3 Specify a class name and (optional) ASN1 ID, then click Next.
4 Select Auxiliary Class when setting the class flags, then click Next.
5 Follow the instructions in the Create Class Wizard to define the new auxiliary class.
4.1.7 Extending an Object with the Properties of an Auxiliary
Class
1 In Novell iManager, click the 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 Depending on whether the auxiliary class that you want to use is already listed under Current
5 Click Close.

4.1.8 Modifying an Object's Auxiliary Properties

1 In Novell iManager, click the Roles and Tasks button
2 Click eDirectory Administration > Modify Object.
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Only the attributes that are allowed to be deleted are shown.
Help is available throughout the wizard.
Auxiliary Class Extensions, complete the appropriate action:
Auxiliary Class Already
Action
Listed?
Yes Quit this procedure. See
page 120
No Click Add, select the auxiliary class, then click OK.
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