Object rights
Object rights control what trustees can do with
the object of which they are a trustee.
Object rights control the object as a single
piece in the
Directory tree, but do not allow the trustee
to access information stored in that object's properties
(unless the Supervisor object right is granted).
The following list describes the object rights that you can assign
to a trustee:
- Supervisor
-
Gives the network supervisor all rights to the object and to all its
properties. However, the Supervisor object right can be
blocked by the Inherited Rights Filter (IRF) below the object
where the Supervisor right is granted.
- Browse
-
Allows the trustee to see the object in the Directory tree. Also when
the trustee searches for a value that matches the object, Browse
allows that object to be listed.
- Create
-
Allows the trustee to create a new object within a container object.
Applies only to container objects because leaf objects cannot contain
other objects.
- Delete
-
Allows the trustee to delete an object from the Directory tree.
- Rename
-
Allows the trustee to change the name of the object, in effect, changing
the naming property. This changes what the object is called when it
is a part of complete names.
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