| ## Names for Security Objects Because the security namespace is rooted in the Cell Directory Service (CDS) namespace, security objects have CDS path names, which take the following form: /.../cellname/mount_point/object_name where: cellname Is the name of the cell in which the object resides. mount_point Is the name under which the DCE Security Service is registered in CDS. object_name Is the name of the registry object assigned when the object is created. If the object resides in a directory, object_name consists of the names of the object itself and any directories that must be traversed to access the object. Note that registry objects generally reside in the principal, group, or organization directory in the registry database. See Accessing Registry Objects for a more complete description of the registry database structure. For example, the full path name for the principal bach, which resides in the cell dresden.com, uses the sec (security) mount point and is in the principal directory as follows: /.../dresden.com/sec/principal/bach As another example, assume the group east-west resides in sales, which is a subdirectory of the group directory in the registry database in the dresden.com cell. The full path name for east-west is as follows: /.../dresden.com/sec/group/sales/east-west More: Using Names with dcecp Security Commands Using Names with the dcecp acl Command ###