Combined index and DN. Multiple indices are only possible when a column is set to SplitDataByRow.

The full distinguished name.

The relative distinguished name.

The base distinguished name.

A bitfield that dictates how the object is instantiated on a particular server. The value of this attribute can differ on different replicas even if the replicas are in sync.

The Windows NT security descriptor for the schema object. A security descriptor is a data structure that contains security information about an object, such as the ownership and permissions of the object.

An object class name used to group objects of this or derived classes.

The list of classes from which this class is derived.

The display name of an attached printer.

The name of a server.

Pre-Windows 2000 compatible server name for print servers.

The universal naming convention name for shared volumes and printers.

The description displayed on admin screens.

The name to be displayed on admin screens.

Attributes that will be permitted to be assigned to a class.

A list of attributes that can be modified on the object.

Classes that can be contained by a class.

A list of classes that can be modified.

The tracking number for the object.

The list of servers that are bridgeheads for replication.

Printer data transfer rate.

The name of the object in canonical format. myserver2.fabrikam.com/users/jeffsmith is an example of a distinguished name in canonical format. This is a constructed attribute. The results returned are identical to those returned by the following Active Directory function: DsCrackNames(NULL, DS_NAME_FLAG_SYNTACTICAL_ONLY, DS_FQDN_1779_NAME, DS_CANONICAL_NAME, ...).

The name that represents an object. Used to perform searches.

The date when this object was created. This value is replicated.

The default priority (of a process, print job, and so on).

Contains the description to display for an object. This value is restricted as single-valued for backward compatibility in some cases but is allowed to be multi-valued in others. See Remarks.

The display name for an object. This is usually the combination of the users first name, middle initial, and last name.

The printable display name for an object. The printable display name is usually the combination of the user's first name, middle initial, and last name.

The device driver name.

The Version number of device driver.

The DSA-Signature of an object is the Invocation-ID of the last directory to modify the object.

The DS-Core-Propagation-Data attribute is for internal use only.

The name of a property page used to extend the UI of a directory object.

To be used by the object to store bit information.

This is a constructed attribute that is TRUE if the object is writable and FALSE if it is read-only, for example, a GC replica instance.

Reference to replica sets to which this computer belongs.

Reference to subscriber objects for this member.

Flexible Single-Master Operation: The distinguished name of the DC where the schema can be modified.

If TRUE, the object hosting this attribute must be replicated during installation of a new replica.

If TRUE, this object has been marked for deletion and cannot be instantiated. After the tombstone period has expired, it will be removed from the system.

The distinguished name of the groups to which this object belongs.

Backward link to privileges held by a given principal.

A list of keywords that can be used to locate a given connection point.

The Distinguished Name (DN) of the last known parent of an orphaned object.

The user's location, such as office number.

The distinguished name of the user that is assigned to manage this object.

Contains the list of objects that are managed by the user. The objects listed are those that have the property managedBy property set to this user. Each item in the list is a linked reference to the managed object.

Backward link for Has-Master-NCs attribute. The distinguished name for its NTDS Settings objects.

A computed attribute that represents the date when this object was last changed. This value is not replicated.

This attribute is used to check consistency between the directory and another object, database, or application, by comparing a count of child objects.

This attribute is used to check consistency between the directory and another object, database, or application, by comparing GUIDs.

A list of service connection points that reference this NetBoot server.

List of nonsecurity-members for an Exchange distribution list.

Same as the Distinguished Name for an object. Used by Exchange.

The unique identifier for an object.

This can be used to store a version number for the object.

The Operating System name, for example, Windows Vista Enterprise.

The hotfix level of the operating system.

The operating system service pack ID string (for example, SP3).

The operating system version string, for example, 4.0.

Contains a list of containers by GUID and Distinguished Name. This permits retrieving an object after it has been moved by using just the GUID and the domain name. Whenever the object is moved, the system automatically updates the Distinguished Name.

Tracks the internal replication state of partial replicas (that is, on GCs). Attribute of the partial replica NC object. Used when the GC is in the process of removing attributes from the objects in its partial replica NCs.

Tracks the internal replication state of partial replicas (that is, on GCs). Attribute of the partial replica NC object. Defines the set of attributes present on a particular partial replica NC.

Used to map a device (for example, a printer, computer, and so on) to a physical location.

List of port names. For example, for printer ports or comm ports.

The list of objects that this object can contain.

A bitmask of printer attributes.

A list of printer bin names.

TRUE if a printer has collating bins.

TRUE if a printer can print in color.

Indicates the type of duplex support a printer has.

The time a print queue stops servicing jobs.

The name of the currently loaded form.

TRUE if printed jobs are kept.

The supported page description language (for example, PostScript, PCL).

The user-supplied MAC address.

The maximum number of copies a device can print.

The maximum printer resolution.

The maximum horizontal print region.

The maximum vertical print region.

A list of available media for a printer.

A list of media supported by a printer.

The amount of memory installed in a printer.

The minimum horizontal print region.

The minimum vertical print region.

The user-supplied network address.

A user-supplied string that specifies the notification contact.

The number of page images per sheet.

The page rotation for landscape printing.

A user-supplied owner string.

Driver-supplied print rate in pages per minute.

Driver-supplied print rate.

Driver-supplied print rate unit.

The file path of the printer separator page.

The printer's share name.

A string that represents the type of printer spooling.

TRUE if the printer supports stapling. Supplied by the driver.

The time a print queue begins servicing jobs.

Status from the print spooler. Currently unused.

The current priority (of a process, print job, and so on).

This attribute is used internally by Active Directory to help track interdomain moves.

A proxy address is the address by which a Microsoft Exchange Server recipient object is recognized in a foreign mail system. Proxy addresses are required for all recipient objects, such as custom recipients and distribution lists.

List of all objects holding references to a given Query-Policy.

The Relative Distinguished Name (RDN) of an object. An RDN is the relative portion of a distinguished name (DN), which uniquely identifies an LDAP object.

Tracks internal replication state information for DS objects. Information here can be extracted in public form through the public API DsReplicaGetInfo(). Present on all DS objects.

Tracks internal replication state information for an entire NC. Information here can be extracted in public form through the API DsReplicaGetInfo(). Present on all NC root objects.

Contains the list of users that directly report to the user. The users listed as reports are those that have the property manager property set to this user. Each item in the list is a linked reference to the object that represents the user.

Lists the servers from which the directory will accept changes for the defined naming context.

Lists the servers that the directory will notify of changes and servers to which the directory will send changes on Request for the defined naming context.

The revision level for a security descriptor or other change. Only used in the sam-server and ds-ui-settings objects.

This constructed attribute returns a single DWORD value that can have up to three bits set:

Found in the domain naming context. The distinguished name of a computer under the sites folder.

TRUE if this attribute is to be visible in the Advanced mode of the UI.

The list of distinguished names for subnets that belong to this site.

List of subordinate references of a Naming Context.

The distinguished name for the location of the subschema object where a class or attribute is defined.

An integer value that contains flags that define additional properties of the class. See Remarks.

The update sequence number (USN) assigned by the local directory for the latest change, including creation. See also , USN-Created.

The update sequence number (USN) assigned at object creation. See also, USN-Changed.

Contains the update sequence number (USN) for the last system object that was removed from a server.

The update sequence number (USN) for inter-site replication.

Contains the update sequence number (USN) for the last non-system object that was removed from a server.

Value of the USN-Changed attribute of the object from the remote directory that replicated the change to the local server.

A general purpose version number.

References to objects in other ADSI namespaces.

This attribute contains a list of well-known object containers by GUID and distinguished name. The well-known objects are system containers. This information is used to retrieve an object after it has been moved by using just the GUID and the domain name. Whenever the object is moved, the system automatically updates the Distinguished Name portion of the Well-Known-Objects values that referred to the object. The file Ntdsapi.h contains the following definitions, which can be used to retrieve an object (the GUIDs that are associated to these objects are contained in Ntdsapi.h):

The date when this object was last changed. This value is not replicated and exists in the global catalog.

The date when this object was created. This value is replicated and is in the global catalog.

A web page that is the primary landing page of a website.

A list of alternate webpages.

Defines the LDAP filter explicitly, overriding any other values set in the WHERE clause.