The Object(DN-Binary) syntax is an OctetString containing a binary value and a distinguished name (DN).
| Syntax property | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Syntax-Name | Object(DN-Binary) | |
| attributeSyntax | 2.5.5.7 | An OID of a syntax. The combination of the attributeSyntax and oMSyntax properties determines the syntax of an attribute. |
| oMSyntax | 127 | Syntax of this attribute as defined by the XAPIA XOM (X/Open Object Model) specification. |
| oMObjectClass | X'2a864886f7140101010b' | An octet string that must be specified for attributes whose oMSyntax property value is 127. Usually, there is a one-to-one mapping between the attributeSyntax and the oMObject class. |
| Attributes of this syntax | MS-DS-Replicates-NC-Reason Other-Well-Known-Objects Proxied-Object-Name Well-Known-Objects |
| Usage | For information on the useage of DNWithOctetString see Enabling Rename-Safe Binding with the otherWellKnownObjects property. |
| Remarks | Active Directory keeps the DN upto-date. DNWithOctetString has the following format: B;CharCount:binaryValue:ObjectDN, where CharCount is the count of hex digits in binaryValue that is the hexadecimal representation of the stored binary value. ObjectDN is the distinguished name of an object referenced by this attribute. Active Directory maintains the ObjectDN portion to hold the current DN of the object orginally specified when the value was created. |