Class-of-Service Definitions
This release of Delegated Administrator provides a Class-of-Service definition for each type of service package:
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User mail service
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User calendar service
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User mail and calendar service
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Group mail service
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Group calendar service
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Group mail and calendar service
When you configure Delegated Administrator, the Class-of-Service definitions are installed in the directory.
In each definition, the daServiceType attribute determines the type of service package with the following syntax:
daServiceType: <service type> <target>
where service type is mail service, calendar service, or both, and target is either user or group.
Mail Service for Users
The user mail service is defined in a Class-of-Service definition called standardUserMail:
# # Definition for user mail service bundle # dn: cn=standardUserMail,<ugldapbasedn> changetype: add objectclass: top objectclass: LDAPsubentry objectclass: extensibleObject objectclass: cosSuperDefinition objectclass: cosClassicDefinition cosTemplateDn: o=mailuser,o=cosTemplates,<ugldapbasedn> cosSpecifier: inetCos cosAttribute: mailAllowedServiceAccess cosAttribute: mailMsgMaxBlocks cosAttribute: mailquota cosAttribute: mailmsgquota daServiceType: mail user NOTE: When the Delegated Administrator configuration program installs the standardUserMail definition in the directory, the variable <ugldapbasedn>, shown above, is replaced by your root suffix (such as o=usergroup).
The daServiceType attribute defines this as a mail service for users.
Calendar Service for Users
The user calendar service is defined in a Class-of-Service definition called standardUserCalendar:
# # Definition for user calendar service bundle # dn: cn=standardUserCalendar,<ugldapbasedn> changetype: add objectclass: top objectclass: LDAPsubentry objectclass: extensibleObject objectclass: cosSuperDefinition objectclass: cosClassicDefinition cosTemplateDn: o=calendaruser,o=cosTemplates,<ugldapbasedn> cosSpecifier: inetCos cosAttribute: icsPreferredHost cosAttribute: icsDWPHost cosAttribute: icsFirstDay daServiceType: calendar user NOTE: When the Delegated Administrator configuration program installs the standardUserCalendar definition in the directory, the variable <ugldapbasedn>, shown above, is replaced by your root suffix (such as o=usergroup).
The daServiceType attribute defines this as a calendar service for users.
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The calendar service definition also includes calendar attributes such as icsPreferredHost.
However, Delegated Administrator does not provide service-package templates that specify values for these attributes. The Delegated Administrator console provides one service package with calendar service only: the standardUserCalendar service package. This package does not include calendar attributes.
Mail and Calendar Service for Users
The user mail and calendar service is defined in a Class-of-Service definition called standardUserMailCalendar:
# # Definition for user mail and user calendar service bundle # dn: cn=standardUserMailCalendar,<ugldapbasedn> changetype: add objectclass: top objectclass: LDAPsubentry objectclass: extensibleObject objectclass: cosSuperDefinition objectclass: cosClassicDefinition cosTemplateDn: o=mailcalendaruser,o=cosTemplates,<ugldapbasedn> cosSpecifier: inetCos cosAttribute: icsPreferredHost cosAttribute: icsDWPHost cosAttribute: icsFirstDay cosAttribute: icsQuota cosAttribute: mailAllowedServiceAccess cosAttribute: mailMsgMaxBlocks cosAttribute: mailquota cosAttribute: mailmsgquota daServiceType: calendar user daServiceType: mail user NOTE: When the Delegated Administrator configuration program installs the standardUserMailCalendar definition in the directory, the variable <ugldapbasedn>, shown above, is replaced by your root suffix (such as o=usergroup).
The two daServiceType attribute entries define this as a calendar service and mail service for users.
Mail Service for Groups
The group mail service is defined in a Class-of-Service definition called standardGroupMail:
# # Definition for group mail service bundle # dn: cn=standardGroupMail,<ugldapbasedn> changetype: add objectclass: top objectclass: LDAPsubentry objectclass: extensibleObject objectclass: cosSuperDefinition objectclass: cosClassicDefinition cosTemplateDn: o=mailgroup,o=cosTemplates,<ugldapbasedn> cosSpecifier: inetCos cosAttribute: mailMsgMaxBlocks daServiceType: mail group NOTE: When the Delegated Administrator configuration program installs the standardGroupMail definition in the directory, the variable <ugldapbasedn>, shown above, is replaced by your root suffix (such as o=usergroup).
The daServiceType attribute defines this as a mail service for groups.
Calendar Service for Groups
The group calendar service is defined in a Class-of-Service definition called standardGroupCalendar:
# # Definition for group calendar service bundle # dn: cn=standardGroupCalendar,<ugldapbasedn> changetype: add objectclass: top objectclass: LDAPsubentry objectclass: extensibleObject objectclass: cosSuperDefinition objectclass: cosClassicDefinition cosTemplateDn: o=calendargroup,o=cosTemplates,<ugldapbasedn> cosSpecifier: inetCos cosAttribute: icsdoublebooking cosAttribute: icsautoaccept daServiceType: calendar group NOTE: When the Delegated Administrator configuration program installs the standardGroupCalendar definition in the directory, the variable <ugldapbasedn>, shown above, is replaced by your root suffix (such as o=usergroup).
The daServiceType attribute defines this as a calendar service for groups.
Note –
The calendar service definition also includes calendar attributes such as icsdoublebooking.
However, Delegated Administrator does not provide service-package templates that specify values for these attributes. The Delegated Administrator console provides one service package for groups with calendar service only: the standardGroupCalendar service package. This package does not include calendar attributes.
Mail and Calendar Service for Groups
The user mail and calendar service is defined in a Class-of-Service definition called standardGroupMailCalendar:
# # Definition for group mail and group calendar service bundle # dn: cn=standardGroupMailCalendar,<ugldapbasedn> changetype: add objectclass: top objectclass: LDAPsubentry objectclass: extensibleObject objectclass: cosSuperDefinition objectclass: cosClassicDefinition cosTemplateDn: o=mailcalendargroup,o=cosTemplates,<ugldapbasedn> cosSpecifier: inetCos cosAttribute: mgrpMsgMaxSize cosAttribute: mailMsgMaxBlocks daServiceType: calendar group daServiceType: mail group NOTE: When the Delegated Administrator configuration program installs the standardGroupMailCalendar definition in the directory, the variable <ugldapbasedn>, shown above, is replaced by your root suffix (such as o=usergroup).
The two daServiceType attribute entries define this as a calendar service and mail service for groups.
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