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Forest

Field
Type
Possible Operators
Description

Guid

TEXT

LIKE, NOT_LIKE, EQUAL, NOT_EQUAL, IS_EMPTY

A unique identifier that is a combination of GUID of selected Scan and Active Directory ObjectGUID of the object.

FSName

TEXT

LIKE, NOT_LIKE, EQUAL, NOT_EQUAL, IS_EMPTY

A special unique identifier that is a combination of the Name of the object and the Fully Qualified Domain Name of the Domain

Name

TEXT

LIKE, NOT_LIKE, EQUAL, NOT_EQUAL, IS_EMPTY

Name of the specified object. (Ldap Display Name: ou)

risk

NUMBER

EQUAL, BETWEEN, SMALLER, LARGER, SMALLER_EQUAL, LARGER_EQUAL

The risk score of the object that calculated based on vulnerability counts and severities.

ForestMode

TEXT

LIKE, NOT_LIKE, EQUAL, NOT_EQUAL, IS_EMPTY

The operating mode of the forest. (Field reference)

ForestModeLevel

NUMBER

EQUAL, BETWEEN, SMALLER, LARGER, SMALLER_EQUAL, LARGER_EQUAL

The operating mode level of the forest. (Field reference)

Schema

TEXT

LIKE, NOT_LIKE, EQUAL, NOT_EQUAL, IS_EMPTY

Distinguished Name of the Schema of the forest.

SchemaRoleOwner

TEXT

LIKE, NOT_LIKE, EQUAL, NOT_EQUAL, IS_EMPTY

Domain controller that holds the FSMO schema master role for the forest.

NamingRoleOwner

TEXT

LIKE, NOT_LIKE, EQUAL, NOT_EQUAL, IS_EMPTY

Domain controller that holds the FSMO naming master role for the forest.

RootDomain

TEXT

LIKE, NOT_LIKE, EQUAL, NOT_EQUAL, IS_EMPTY

The Root Domain is the first domain created in a forest and acts as the central point for trust and namespace structure.

Tier

NUMBER

EQUAL, BETWEEN, SMALLER, LARGER, SMALLER_EQUAL, LARGER_EQUAL

Tier level Forestall assigned to the object: 0 (Tier 0), 1 (Tier 1) or 2 (Tier 2). Lower is more privileged.

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