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<h3 id="rzahyusrprjdit">User projected directory information tree</h3>
<p>The figure below shows a sample directory information tree (DIT) for the
user projected backend. The figure shows both individual and group profiles.
In the figure, JSMITH and TSMITH are user profiles, which is indicated internally
by the group identifier (GID), GID=*NONE (or 0); EDITORS is a group profile,
which is indicated internally by a non-zero GID.</p>
<p>The suffix dc=SystemA,dc=acme,dc=com is included in the figure for reference.
This suffix represents the current database backend which is managing other
LDAP entries. The suffix cn=schema is the current server-wide schema being
used.</p>
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<p>The root of the tree is a suffix, which defaults to <tt class="xph">os400-sys=<span class="italic">SystemA.acme.com</span></tt>, where <tt class="xph"><span class="italic">SystemA.acme.com</span></tt> is the name of your system.
The objectclass is <tt class="xph">os400-root</tt>. Although the DIT cannot
be modified or deleted, you can reconfigure the system objects' suffix. However,
you must ensure that the current suffix is not being used in ACLs or elsewhere
on the system where entries would need to be modified should the suffix be
changed.</p>
<p>In the previous figure, the container, cn=accounts, is shown below the
root. This object cannot be modified. A container is placed at this level
in anticipation of other kinds of information or objects that might be projected
by the operating system in the future. Below the cn=accounts container are
the user profiles that are projected as <tt class="xph">objectclass=os400-usrprf</tt>.
The user profiles are referred to as projected user profiles and are known
to LDAP in the form <tt class="xph">os400-profile=JSMITH,cn=accounts,os400-sys=SystemA.acme.com</tt>.</p>
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