Zone attributes in classic RFC 2307 zones

The zone object class and its attributes in the classic RFC 2307‑compliant zone are the same as the classic Centrify zone. The zone object is stored as a container object, and the common name (cn) of the object must be set to the zone name. Most of the other attributes for a zone are stored as pseudo-attributes using the Active Directory description attribute.

The following table summarizes how zone attributes are stored in Active Directory for classic RFC 2307-compliant zones. For more information about any attribute setting, see Zone attributes in classic Centrify zones.

Zone attribute	Stored in Active Directory attribute
ZoneName	cn:ZoneName For example: cn:default
ZoneVersion	displayName:ZoneVersion The valid values are: ZoneVersion $CimsZoneVersion3 for RFC 2307 zones, compatible with Centrify, version 3.x $CimsZoneVersion4 for standard classic zones. $CimsZoneVersion5 for classic RFC 2307 zones, compatible with Centrify, version 4.x For example: displayName:$CimsZoneVersion5
Description	description:value For example: description:description:Pilot EMEA
NextUid	description:uidnext:value For example: description:uidnext:12098
NextGid	description:gidnext:value For example: description:gidnext:12098
ReservedUids	description:uidreserved:value For example: description:uidreserved:0-99:501
ReservedGids	description:gidreserved:value For example: description:gidreserved:1000-2500
Availableshells	description:availableshells:value For example: description:availableshells:/bin/sh
DefaultHomeDirectory	description:defaulthome:value For example: description:defaulthome:/nfs/${user}
DefaultShell	description:defaultshell:value For example: description:defaultshell:/bin/bash
DefaultGroup	description:defaultgid:value For example: description:defaultgid:12098
ZoneType	schema:Dynamic_Schema_Version The valid values for classic RFC 2307‑compliant zones are: CDC_RFC_2307 (3.x compatible). CDC_RFC_2307_2 (4.x compatible). For example: description: schema:CDC_RFC_2307