Zone Attributes in Classic Zones

The zone object class is stored as a container object. 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 pseudoattributes using the Active Directory description attribute. The following table summarizes how zone attributes are stored in Active Directory for Server Suite zones.

Zone attribute	Stored in Active Directory attribute
`ZoneName`	`cn:ZoneName` For example: `cn:default`
`ZoneVersion`	`displayName:ZoneVersion` This attribute determines compatibility between a zone object and the Access Manager console. The valid values are: `\$CimsZoneVersion2` for zones compatible with Server Suite versions 2.x and 3.x `\$CimsZoneVersion3` for RFC 2307 classic zones compatible with Server Suite versions 2.x and 3.x `\$CimsZoneVersion4` for classic zones compatible with Server Suite, version 4.x `\$CimsZoneVersion5` for hierarchical zones For example: `displayName: \$CimsZoneVersion5`
`Description`	`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` This attribute can be a multi-valued list, using a colon as the separator. Values can be individual numbers or a range of numbers separated with a dash character (). For example: `description:uidreserved:0-99:501`
`ReservedGids`	`description:gidreserved:value` This attribute has the same format as the reserveduids attribute. For example: `description:gidreserved:1000-2500`
`Availableshells`	`description:availableshells:value` This attribute can be a multi-valued list of shell names, using a colon as the separator. 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` This attribute identifies the schema layout a zone object uses. The valid values are: `Dynamic_Schema_1_0` for Server Suite, version 1.0, zones. This schema type is obsolete for version 2.x and later. `Dynamic_Schema_2_0` for classic Delinea zones, 2.x and 3.x compatible. `Dynamic_Schema_3_0` for classic Delinea zones, 3.x and 4.x compatible. `Dynamic_Schema_5_0` for hierarchical Delinea zones, 5.x compatible. `SFU_3_0` for SFU zones with the Microsoft Services for UNIX (SFU), version 3.x, schema extension. `SFU_4_0`for SFU zones with the Microsoft Services for UNIX (SFU), version 4.x, schema extension. `CDC_RFC_2307` for classic RFC 2307 compliant zones, Server Suite 2.x and 3.x compatible. `CDC_RFC_2307_2` for classic RFC 2307 compliant zones, Server Suite 4.x compatible. `schema:Dynamic_Schema_Version`0 for hierarchical RFC 2307 compliant zones, Server Suite 5.x compatible. For example: `schema:Dynamic_Schema_Version`1