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MAD Determine the Classes Associated With an Entry
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!!! Overview
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This is for [Microsoft Active Directory] implementations only.
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To Determine the Classes Associated With an Entry in [Microsoft Active Directory] you must inspect the following attributes on the entry:
* [objectClass] - Identifies the classes included in [STRUCTURAL] [ObjectClass Types], plus any [AUXILIARY] [ObjectClass Types] that are [Dynamically Linked Auxiliary Classes].
* [structuralObjectClass Attribute] - Identifies the [STRUCTURAL] and [ABSTRACT] [ObjectClass Types] of which the [LDAP Entry] is an instance.
!! Additionally
You need to inspect each of the [objectClass] values to determine if there are any [Statically Linked Auxiliary Classes] associated with any values.
For [Example], the the [SecurityPrincipal] [AUXILIARY] class is [Statically Linked Auxiliary Classes] with the user class because it is included in the [systemAuxiliaryClass] values of the user classSchema object; it is not included in either the objectClass or structuralObjectClass attributes of instances of the user class.
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