Use this property page to view or change the volume and path pointed to by this directory map. The other properties on the page are typically used to facilitate searching for the directory map object and to provide general documentation for your organization.
Other Name
Specifies one or more additional (unofficial) names for the directory map. Each name can
be up to 64 characters long. The names are stored as additional values of the Name
property of the directory map.
Location
Specifies one or more physical locations associated with the directory map. For example:
Server in Building A Network Closet. Each location can be up to 128 characters long,
including punctuation.
Department
Specifies one or more departments associated with the directory map. For example: Sales.
Each department name can be up to 64 characters long. The department names are stored in
the OU property of the directory map.
Organization
Specifies one or more organizations associated with the directory map. For example: XYZ
Corporation. Each organization name can be up to 64 characters long. The organization
names are stored in the O property of the directory map.
Description
Provides a short description of the directory map. The description can be up to 1,024
characters long, including punctuation, spacing, hard returns, and so forth.
Volume
Specifies the volume containing the folder that the directory map points to. Enter the
distinguished name of the volume object or click the browse button next to the field to
select a volume object. If the volume you want is not in the eDirectoryTM
tree, you must first create it as an object in the tree.
Path
Specifies the path from the root of the volume up to and including the folder that the
directory map points to. For example: APPS\SALES. Enter the path you want. The volume name
and path together can be up to 256 characters long. It is your responsibility to ensure
that the path exists on the volume. (ConsoleOne® doesn't verify this.)
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