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Subject: Step 5) Extend target class
Author: eLDAP
In response to: Step 4) Create new classes
Posted on:  09/25/2012 07:43:36 PM
 
 
Now, with the auxiliary class available, you can extend your target class, let's say User, by adding the auxiliary class to itRight-click the User class node
 To add a new auxiliary class
 
 Click Properties. Click the Relationship tab
 Click Add. Select hrHumanResources and click OK.
 
 Now, you object class User has been extended with the auxiliary class hrHumanResources which contains extra attributes hrSalaryLevel and hrSocialSecurityNumber.
 
 
 
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 > On 09/25/2012 07:17:43 PM eLDAP wrote:
 
 To create new class
 Open Active Directory Schema Snap-in
 Right-click Class
 Click New, and then click Class
 Create the new class with the following values:
 
 
Common Name: hr-Human-Resources
LDAP Displayname: hrHumanResources
Unique X.500 Object ID: 1.2.840.113556.1.4.7000.17
Parent Class: (Leave blank)
Class Type: Auxiliary
On Create New Schema Class panel, click Add, select the schema object to be added as either Mandatory or Optional attribute.
 
 
 
 
 
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