These check boxes are used to tell the analyzer what schemas
you wish to analyze. Certainly it would take quite some time
to analyze all the standard schemas so it is in your best
interest to be a bit more specific.
A schema analysis is done by verifying if the expected
objectclasses and attributes exist in the schema for the
specified directory server.
If an objectclass that is expected is found, then the following
will be checked:
- Does the name of the objectclass match with what the
analyzer expects?
- Does the object identifier (OID) of the objectclass
match with what the analyzer expects?
If an attribute that is expected is found, then the following
will be checked:
- Does the name of the attribute match with what the
analyzer expects?
- Does the object identifier (OID) of the attribute
match with what the analyzer expects?
- Does the syntax of the attribute
match with what the analyzer expects?
- Is the attribute multi-valued or single-valued
as expected?
- Is the attribute allowed (MAY) or required (MUST)
as expected?
- Is the attribute in the expected objectclass?
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