Network table
A network table is used for Windows NT 4 environments and can be of one of the following network data types:
- User accounts of an OU,
- User accounts of a global group,
- User accounts of a domain
- User accounts of a single computer.
Specifying the network data type only determines the scope of the network calls to be executed by UMRA and the columns that can be shown for the corresponding network data table. To determine the data that must be collected, you must specify the actual parameters or arguments that are used to collect the network data. These are different for each network data type (see the table below).
Network table
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Scope
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Arguments
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Columns
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OU
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User accounts of one or more OUs (including child OUs)
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<Domain>/<OU>/<OU> or LDAP name of the object.
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Common name
Description
Username
Display name
Domain
OrganizationalUnit
Object distinguished name
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Global group
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User accounts that are a member of one or more groups
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<Domain>\<GlobalGroup> or <DomainController\<GlobalGroup>
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Full name
Description
Username
Global group
Domain
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Domain
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User accounts in a domain
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Domain name (NETBIOS or DNS format)
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Full name
Description
Username
Domain
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Single computer
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User accounts that are maintained on a computer (not necessarily a domain controller).
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Computer name (NETBIOS or DNS format)
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Full name
Description
Username
Computer
Domain
Type
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The columns can be assigned to a variable. When a delegate user selects an entry in the resulting network table, the name of the variable and the corresponding value will be passed to the UMRA service. See the section Processing user input for more information.
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