The following table describes the logical attributes for the UNIX user object. Most of these attributes represent elements of the user's entry in the /etc/passwd file. The last two are specific to Centrify.
| Logical attribute | Type | Description |
|
Uid |
int |
The value of the user's UID in the UNIX profile. |
|
UnixName |
string |
The user's login name in the UNIX profile. |
|
Gid |
int |
The value of the user's primary group identifier (GID). |
|
Home |
string |
The path to use for the user's home directory in the user’s UNIX profile. |
|
Shell |
string |
The path to use for the user's shell in the user’s UNIX profile. |
|
UnixEnabled |
bool |
Whether the user is allowed to log on to computers in classic zones. This attribute allows a user profile to exist in a classic zone but not allowed to log on to any computers. Disabling user access is particularly useful for recording who used to own a retired UID. This attribute is not used in hierarchical zones. |
|
AppEnabled |
bool |
Not used. Note You might see this attribute if you have a legacy version of Centrify software installed in your environment. |
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