ispAdministrator Class (Solaris for ISPs Administration Guide)

Solaris for ISPs Administration Guide

`ispAdministrator` Class

Purpose: Defines an entry representing an administrator of ISP services and networks. The ispAdministrator's relative distinguished name the commonName attribute and its value. Its superior object is ispSubscriber.

Table 6-1 ispAdministrator Attributes


Attribute name	Mandatory?	Schema	Purpose
`associatedDomain`	No	Base	The domain with which this administrator is associated. Reserved for future Solaris for ISPs functionality.
`commonName`	Yes	Base	The name of the administrator described by the entry, in the form Firstname Lastname (userid).
`description`	No	Base	An arbitrary description of the administrator.
`gidNumber`	No	Base	A UNIX group-ID. For virtually-hosted FTP or Web services, the group ID specified for the virtual domain.
`homeDirectory`	No	Base	The file system location of the home directory of the administrator described by the entry. (Not used by Solaris for ISPs.)
`ispAdministeredService`	No	Extension	The distinguished names of services this administrator is authorized to manage.
`ispContentDirectory`	No	Extension	A directory location where content belonging to the administrator is located. For virtually-hosted FTP or Web services, the path to user content relative to the `ispRootDirectory`.
`labeledURI`	No	Base	The Uniform Resource Identifier and label associated with the Web page of this administrator.
`mail`	No	Base	The advertised electronic mail address of the administrator.
`objectClass`	Yes	Base	The object class of the entry (`ispAdministrator`).
`ou`	No	Base	The organizational unit to which the entry belongs. In this release of Solaris for ISPs, the `Administrator` node under the root domain.
`surname`	Yes	Base	The family name of the administrator
`userCertificate`	No	Base	A certificate containing the public key of the administrator.
`userid`	Yes	Base	The login name of the administrator.
`userPassword`	Yes	Base	The password of the administrator.
`uidNumber`	No	Base	A UNIX user-ID. For virtually-hosted FTP or Web services, the user ID specified for the virtual domain.