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is, however, possible to create custom schemes or to use multiple schemes complement-
ing each other if this is required by the environment in which the LDAP server should
operate.
Table 36.1, "Commonly Used Object Classes and Attributes" (page 671) offers a small
overview of the object classes from core.schema and inetorgperson.schema
used in the example, including required attributes and valid attribute values.
Table 36.1 Commonly Used Object Classes and Attributes
Object Class Meaning
dcObject domainComponent (name
components of the domain)
organizationalU- organizationalUnit (organiza-
nit tional unit)
inetOrgPerson inetOrgPerson (person-related
data for the intranet or Internet)
Example 36.1, "Excerpt from schema.core " (page 672) shows an excerpt from a scheme
directive with explanations (line numbering for explanatory reasons).
Example En- Required At-
try tributes
example dc
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