List of references to RID-Set objects managing Relative Identifier (RID) allocation.
| Attribute property | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| adminDisplayName | RID-Set-References | Display name of this object for use in directory service administrative tools. |
| adminDescription | RID-Set-References | Description of this object for use in directory service administrative tools. |
| cn | RID-Set-References | Common name. |
| lDAPDisplayName | rIDSetReferences | The name used by LDAP clients to refer to the object's class. |
| attributeID | 1.2.840.113556.1.4.669 | A unique OID that identifies the attribute. |
| objectClass | Attribute-Schema | The class of which this object is an instance. |
| objectCategory | Attribute-Schema | Reference to an object class or one of its superclasses, which is used when searching for this object. |
| schemaIDGUID | {7BFDCB7B-4807-11D1-A9C3-0000F80367C1} | A GUID that uniquely identifies this object. You can use this string value in an ACE to control access to objects of this object. |
| attributeSyntax | 2.5.5.1 | 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'2b0c0287731c00854a' | 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. |
| isSingleValued | FALSE | TRUE means that the attribute has a single value, FALSE means that the attribute can have multiple values. |
| attributeSecurityGUID | -- not set -- | An optional GUID that identifies the attribute as a member of an attribute set(also known as a property set). |
| showInAdvancedViewOnly | TRUE | TRUE means that the object will apear in the Advanced View of the Users and Computers snap-in only, but not in the Windows shell. FALSE means that the object will appear in Normal view of the Users and Computers snap-in and the Windows shell. |
| systemFlags | 16 | An integer value that contains flags that define additional properties of this object. Category 1 classes or attributes have the 0x10 bit set by the system and cannot be set by users. They are shipped with Active Directory. For more information, see ADS_SYSETMFLAG_ENUM enumeration in ADSI Reference. |
| systemOnly | TRUE | TRUE means that only Active Directory can modify the class of this object. FALSE means users can make the modification as well. |