Object Classes
As defined in RFC 2252, an object class may be abstract, structural, or auxiliary. An abstract object class may not be used by itself in an entry; a derived structural class is required. Each directory entry must include one structural object class. An entry may also include zero or more auxiliary (mix-in) classes.
Structural Object Classes
| Name | OID | Required Attributes | Optional Attributes |
|---|---|---|---|
| top | 2.5.6.0 | objectClass | aci (only Netscape) |
| alias | 2.5.6.1 | aliasedObjectName |
Structural Object Classes
| Name | OID | Superior | Superior Attributes | Optional Attributes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| country | 2.5.6.2 | top | c | description |
| searchGuide | ||||
| locality | 2.5.6.3 | top | description | |
| 1 | ||||
| searchGuide | ||||
| seeAlso | ||||
| st | ||||
| street | ||||
| organization | 2.5.6.4 | top | o | businessCategory |
| description | ||||
| destinationIndicator ... |
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